Yea I was saddened too after I got Live in Athens and realized it was the last album with Barlow on it; however, Stu Block is very very good and I'm very satisfied with his performances. They have been rotating drummers around lately. The new album has Rapael Saini who replaced Brent Smedley, but after recording the album, Jon Dette became their drummer.
You my friend, are right on the money. That's exactly what I was thinking. The third series of Black Adder is my favorite. Hugh Laurie as the Prince of Wales was priceless and there are amazing performances by: Robbie Coltrane (Hagrid in Harry Potter) as Samuel Johnson, Chris Barrie (Rimmer in Red Dwarf) as a French jailer, and best of all Stephen Fry (of Fry and Laurie) as Duke of Wellington, reunited with Hugh Laurie in the last episode to give Hugh a big giant swat on the face. I nearly died laughing.
I think I started reading Atomic Robo because of Scott Wegener's art. I love the way he draws metal things like tanks and planes and such. It reminds me of the art in Valkyria Chronicles.
Then I kept laughing at the dialog and noticed it was really smartly written too. That's when I had to go find all the old trades and read everything.
Just reminded me of a bunch of games to add to my wish list on backloggery: Cave Story, Bastion and Dust: An Elysian Tale.
I was in a Diner during the snow storm. What a weird surreal place that is on a night like that.
I have the Lost Chapters version on original Xbox, but I still want Anniversary for the improved visuals and achievements. It's nice to have both. I got rid of my Halo: C.E. for original Xbox when Halo: C.E. Anniversary came out and I regret it now. It's always retro cool to play a game in it's original form.
I always get the RETRO FEVER in the WInter months when there's not much coming out. I guess that could happen in the Summer too, but releases in the Summer have been better last few years.
Dark Wizard was only $25 where I saw it. I actually have an empty case for it. I got scammed at a Convention a while back. The disc had been swiped and I didn't realize it 'til I got home. Remember kids, always check the cases when you buy a used game.
I always wonder about whether to wait for the trade of a comic series or not, but I always end up going for the single issues unless I'm catching up on a series I missed.
Yea, I'm not too excited about it. It's much more reliable to play a game from a disc or hard drive than have to depend on internet speeds. It works great for movies, but games, that's another beast all together.
I always liked Beast best, but I think after playing the X-Men Origins: Wolverine game and reading Wolverine: The Best There Is comic series, I started liking Wolverine. I think he's interesting in the movies. I identify with his situation more than the other X-Men characters.
