Jim Zann - The Van Man

Thanks for the reminder, NFET. I know he's long gone but I can't help but feel that Nathan Stark is going to show up. Alternate timelines and such.

Ah, but who is really the worst? Whitney or über-bitch, Chelsea Handler, who created the monster?

*Adjusts tie*

Who did Cleveland get? Richardson, right? And they gave up three picks for him? Ouch.

ONE OF US!

This line of comments is bumming me out.

"May his star burn the brightest"

Ironside and Michael K Williams on one set. Gravitas explosion everywhere.

It's OK Todd. I know you're basically competing with Sepinwall. Whoever gets his review out the fastest gets bragging rights.

That's a Mchale thing. He apparently can't pronounce "Starburns" how a normal person would say it.

From Friday to Saturday, I reread a bunch of old American and Japanese comics. Avengers Disassembled, still hilarious. Claymore is still pretty great.

I'm happy and disappointed at the same time. Happy, cause I loved the Cosmic world Marvel expanded. Disappointed, because they took out the two leading forces of that world in a (Spoiler) cosmic cube-infused clusterfuck.

Being nice works wonders. It's gotten me several dates. They never worked out of course, but it did work!

I can't like or agree with this more.

I can't wait until Jeff combines all the powers he has. Everything he's learned from Rich, from Blade, and his own natural charisma. I assume it would be like he' on his anti-anxiety meds but more dreamy and more conniving since he still has a sense of shame.

I was wondering where you were until I read that post on the "What's On Tonight" page. As someone who's lived in a country that has the occasional(read: Monthly) black out, I can sympathize.

He was self-actualizing for both of them. It took $300 for Jeff to realize how ridiculous is to wallow in self-hatred. Britta, being poor, probably wouldn't have come to that conclusion on her own.

It's probably the funniest combo of characters. They're just so awesome at being deluded with their own self worth.

He's got the van out back, ready to go.