@Odin: The most advanced stylus for the iPad is coming from Crayola (and Griffin), with software that will supposedly be able to know the difference between the stylus and fingers.

@Millesimal: Nothing against fan translations, but most of the manga I'm interested in is stuff that's been released commercially in the US, so Mangafox and Mangatoshokan don't have it, at least not legally.

The Houston Dip sandwich. It's like a French Dip sandwich, but bigger.

The in-book experience with the Comics app is awesome. The rest of the experience, the library, store, prices, selection, aren't there yet, at least for me.

@Stephen Totilo: I think the best way to give you the feature you want would be for them to add a 'show/hide' option to the bookshelf. So you could keep easy access to things you like, and bury stuff you didn't like or just don't want 'ready access' to.

@tk.: On the digital vs. physical issue, you're also not actually getting a copy of the comic to keep. You're buying access to that comic from that particular distributor.

@rkismet: James Bond has to track down the whereabouts of Aulian J'ssange, the evil mastermind whose network of agents have stollen all the world government secrets and is threatening to publish them all on the internet, from his palatial aircraft carrier estate on the high seas.

As a gamer, I can't think of anything I'd rather spend $300 on.

Wow, Anakin has a new model. Looks good, but there's sort of an odd mix of more realistic and stylized character modeling going on in the series.

Let me know when the elevators start seeing the future so that they can be on the right floor when you get to them.

Asus has invented the laptop!

It's probably not going to take the time code, so 5m 53s in.

It was so good my seizures had seizures.

Forget the kids, from the description this solves the #1 problem of trying to use a stylus with sketch apps on the iPad. If anything other than the stylus touches the screen, they immediately average out your touch location or show other strange behavior.

@WheresWinPho: Indeed, I reference the Mathematical Handbook of Formulas and Tables frequently. Great fun at parties.

@OgilvyTheAstronomer: Yes! That's it. Thanks.

Perhaps someone can help me. I used to read a web comic with a similar style and look. It was parodying video games though, without focusing on a specific game. The main characters were a couple soldiers from one of four armies in 'the city', which they could never quite escape. The four armies were Red, Blue, Yellow,…

@traumafox: Success in that people seem to keep making crappy games with the name, instead of just forgetting about it.

Tthe original was a hasty, half done video game designed to cash in on the 'violence in video games' controversy. If it hadn't been subject to as much 'free advertising' as it got, it would have been a flop.