oh no….serious? See that's what I don't get, when you have a source material as in depth and as random as Superman (he has a flying dog for cripe's sake) and you make a movie that just blows. so painful.

I've read Joyland by Stephen King, I was underwhelmed. Felt more like an idea for a novel than a novel in itself. The ghost didn't seem all that important after all that. 
Also read a bunch of graphic novels, superman ones in preparation to watching the latest movie. 
Oh and I've nearly finished "Who is the Doctor? :…

*spoilers??*
Yeah…I don't remember either…possibly Ghost-dog lady…

Go to Dennys it can save your life.

thanks

Ahhh that makes sense…well for superhero/movie logic.

I read Joyland by Stephen King over the weekend, it was ok, i liked having something new by King to read, but it wasn't mindblowing. I read the All Star Superman graphic novel on Sunday after watching Superman Returns Sat night, the comic is way better than that movie. I just couldn't switch of Sheldon's voice noting…

   The inclusion of a dying psychic child and his suspicious mother feels simultaneously    random and like a King cliché.

I read this because of this review…and I hated it. The main character hates himself, never goes in-depth about the adventures outside the time loop he's caught himself in and the whole "fix" is pure random chance….so lame.

Is What are you reading this month for June happening…or am I blind? It's nearly…July