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Friday Night Fights: Kevin Matchstick Puts His Shoulder Into It
09.28.07 | Permalink | 3 Comments
It’s an older entry into the lineup, from the original Mage: The Hero Discovered series by Matt Wagner. Kevin Matchstick is just an average guy who finds out he’s the reincarnation of King Arthur, complete with Excalibur in the form of a glowing magical baseball bat. But just cause he likes his Louisville Slugger doesn’t [...] -
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Friday Night Fights: GODLAND Brings the Three-Way Melee
It’s supersiblings versus robots in this edition of Friday Night Fights, so if you have a problem with that take it up with Bahlactus. GODLAND brings the Kirby style to the present day. It’s got star babies, giant alien dogs, drug-addicted skulls floating in tanks attached to robot bodies, and of course, robots.
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comics
Casanova Quinn: Interdimensional Superspy
Having officially moved to waiting for the trades, it took me this long to get into Casanova. That’s a shame because it is one killer comic, and its slimline format just might be enough to get me back into the shop on Wednesday afternoons. I recently picked up the first collected volume Casanova Volume 1: [...]
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comics
Friday Night Fights: Stepping Into the Ring Towards the End of the Round
Darwin is pretty attached to his Professor, and he’s not afraid of getting a little Shi’ar blood on his knuckles to find him. Why does the punch hurt so much? Because of evolution. Eat that, Intelligent Designers. I’m trying to hang with Bahlactus.
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comics, fighting
Iron Fist-ing: This Had Better Not Be the Last Iron Fist Story
I have recently read Immortal Iron Fist Vol. 1: The Last Iron Fist Story and lo, it was good. I love the martial arts, and therefore have a natural soft spot for ninjas, samurai, and general ass-kickers. Iron Fist has always been one of my favorite characters (his formerly ludicrous outfit notwithstanding).
His kung-fu was [...]
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comics, rants
Monoculture in Motion
06.04.07 | Permalink | 3 CommentsThis is a little rant from Transmetropolitan, set to music and made to look all pretty with motion and the like. This little speech always intrigued me and inspired not one, but two separate papers during my undergrad career. This looks pretty cool, but it sounds like the narrator has a slight lisp that [...]
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