I can't bear to read that comic again. Too sad! :(

Condolences to his family.

Pixel the Cat would like a word with you.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who read it that way the first time :)

Well, that just totally sucks! :( Mine met its fate when I decided to experiment with model rocket engines. Ignition was successful; the flight was short; the pilots didn't survive, unfortunately. Talk about going out with a bang, however! :)

His gun was ALWAYS loaded and at the ready.

Talk about mixed feelings. On the one hand, I'm fascinated at the level of effort and thought that went into the design and construction of these places. On the other, what a terrible reason for their existence in the first place. Growing up in the 60's and 70's, it truly seemed inevitable that there was going to be a…

That's.... disturbing.

Action Plan: In order to slow down the zombies chasing them, Archie & the gang throw Principal Weatherbee to the horde.

I never came across the term "gurning" before reading this article. Chalk it up for my new thing learned today!

The answer to both, of course, is "Yes."

Ha ha ha ha!!!

Yeah! thanks for posting this image. I distinctly remember it now :)

Yeah, that was annoying. If she was killed, they should've had the decency to keep her dead. Having her come back as her own child was lame.

I suspect this conversational thread will go the distance.

One of my personal favorites was back in either the late 60's or early 70's, with Neal Adams drawing it. Story was about old members of The Joker's gang getting murdered one by one, and Batman had to actually use his detective skills to figure out where the last victim was being held. Great artwork, real tension to…

That's actually a relief. Here I thought I was in a very tiny minority. :)

Call me a heretic, but I couldn't stand Tasha Yar in Next Gen; it really didn't upset me that she was killed, but, boy - the "wake" where her long, droning messages to each cast member, just about put me to sleep.

That thing was awesome! I liked how the command module could be detached and combined with the main engines from the rear of the ship.

Yup - I own the full series on DVD. Just got the second set a month ago. Fun stuff! :)