This was co written by Jeffrey Brown of "Clumsy", "AEIOU" and "Incredible Change-Bots" fame. He did all the illustrations in the movie. I was wondering when this was coming out. I heard it premiered at Sundance but then I never heard anything further. Glad it got picked up. And "Clumsy" is a very ugly looking book but…

This was co written by Jeffrey Brown of "Clumsy", "AEIOU" and "Incredible Change-Bots" fame. He did all the illustrations in the movie. I was wondering when this was coming out. I heard it premiered at Sundance but then I never heard anything further. Glad it got picked up. And "Clumsy" is a very ugly looking book but…

Yeah, Sava. Where's the "So Scott, how's it feel not to be a hack writer like Tony Daniel or David Finch?" question?

Snyder's run on Detective along with Rucka's Detective/Batwoman run were two of the best Batman comics arcs in the last few years. Well worth reading.

I had been familiar with a few songs so I tagged along with some friends when Crooked Fingers played Maxwell's a few years back. Seeing Bachmann live turned me into a huge fan. So much so that my wife surprised me with getting Bachmann and Liz to play our wedding last year.

Very excellent. If the AV Club would do an entire Undercover with Crooked Fingers I think we'd all be happy campers.

As a former Borders employee I'm sad to see them go. Fortunately the store I worked in (Dickson City/Scranton) was supposedly bought by another company who are planning to reopen within the next year. I'll miss their overly sweet Vanilla Chai Lattes especially. At least I'll be able to keep the memories of boning my…

Adventures had a handful of great episodes other than Mad Love. "Over The Edge" and "Growing Pains" are complete standouts.

And did Walt ever take Jr. to his driver's test? I keep waiting for that to get mentioned.

Good ol', Flynn!

Funderwear
I guess they're going to let the debate rage on regarding his super panties being on the inside or outside.

Gah…
My wife watches this horrible show. At least she knows its trash.

I came in through Crooked Fingers myself and worked my way back to Archers. Like Bachmann's stuff so much that the wife hired him to play at our wedding.

Archers of Loaf?
They're in Chicago this weekend… unless these were all done back in February.

I met Dickless Judd at a comic con a few years back and he was a super nice guy. His Barry Ween series is worth reading. Avoid everything else.

or vice-versa
I enjoy the people who think that A.V. Club stories are fabricated since it shares a masthead with The Onion.

BOOONNNEEEESAWWWW'S RREEEADDDYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Macho Man was my favorite as a kid.

Invincible
The Walking Dead comic has its highs and lows and seems to have reached it's peak during the Woodbury storyline. It's picked up some slack lately though and has been heading in a promising direction.
But Kirkman's better book by far is Invincible. Always entertaining and surprises galore.
The Walking Dead tv…

FREE THE SWEATER PUPPIES, VYXSIN!

Probst
Is this definitely Probsts' last season? His conducting of this season has been a joy to watch. From the handling of the racist tirade of last week to his goading of Matt at this week's RI Challenge the show will definitely be different if he doesn't come back.