Not that I've posted since 2009, anyway, but I've decided to close up shop here and relocate my old posts to Dreamwidth instead. I intend to take down my entries here, a little at a time, a few a day, since they're over there now. I'll probably hold onto this account for commenting purposes, and because of the old DZ com, but for the most part, I ( Read more... )

Some people may remember my reviews on the Radical Comics Caliber and Hercules, both titles which I enjoyed mightily. Well, now I've decided to give another of their titles a try. "Hotwire: Requiem for the Dead." The art is fantastic, which appears to be the norm for Radical, and I think its possible that some of you may recognize the author's name ( Read more... )

Okay. So apparently reading Final Crisis #6 right before going to bed leads to a crazy mix-mash of dreams/nightmares. Considering Final Crisis #6 reads like a crazy mix-mash of dreams/nightmares, this shouldn't be shocking.

(Seriously. When one of the moments used to slow the pace of a book involves the three Flashes, something's gone weird ( Read more... )

Righto. Because I don't have enough random things eating my time, this weekend, on an impulse buy, I picked up a computer game called "Fashion Solitaire." Because, of course, I know sooooooo much about fashion. You have these dolls that you have to dress, and a deck of various clothing items. Like with most solitaire games, you can only access ( Read more... )

One of the things I've come to love about the DC comics universe is its generational aspect. That is, the way hero names and legacies get picked up and carried on from one generation to the next, a fact that doesn't always require the death of the previous name holder (see: multiple active Flashes, Wildcats, etc), although it usually calls for the ( Read more... )

( The Doomsday Machine )

( The Apple )

Grabbed from invisiblemoose

1. OPEN PAINT
2. CLOSE YOUR EYES
3. DRAW A CAT


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( Operation: Annihilate! )