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Posts posted by Cheryllynn
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So how much is it Jerel - I KNOW you ordered one
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Kudos to Spirit Radio for my booty-ful Waking 4! And the extra Deadpool one-shot. Fast secure ship! Great person to deal with. Thanks Mark!
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I also thought this was an interesting statement from Hill at last year's SDCC interview:
"One man asked what "Locke and Key" would cross over with, if Hill could do anything he wanted. Hill had the perfect answer. "They find the key to the Fortress of Solitude. Wouldn't that be awesome?"
Yes... it would.
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Interesting - heard it was coming out but haven't searched for anything.
Here's more (this was published in August, 2009 so may or may not be outdated info):
Frazetta Comics will present two new one-shots at an unspecified point in 2010. The first is "Frank Frazetta's Kodiak," which is written by Joe Hill of "Locke & Key." "Joe and I have been working on 'Locke & Key' together for a while; we just finished up the second series, 'Head Games,'" Fotos said. "I love his work, so it was a no brainer to ask him if he would be interested in Frazetta Comics. Thankfully, he was."
Frazetta enthusiasts might be scratching their heads at the unfamiliar name "Kodiak," and they'd have valid reason. The story is actually inspired by Frazetta's painting "The Bear," departing from that original name for the comic book version. "I think we are more of the sticklers on that kind of stuff than Frank," Fotos admitted. "We try and stay true to the original painting names, but 'Frank Frazetta's Kodiak' sounds so much cooler than 'Frank Frazetta's The Bear.'"
Joining Hill on "Kodiak" is co-writer Jason Ciaramella and artist Nick Stakal. The story is filled with "flame, fur and ferocity," as Fotos described it. The plot centers on a betrayed young man who is forced into battle against a vicious Kodiak bear, with only the love of a fair maiden able to sustain him through the vicious altercation. "'Kodiak' is your classic EC Comics noir story that obviously stars a giant Kodiak bear," Fotos said. "But if you know Joe's work, it's more than that. I don't want to give too much away."
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You're welcome and anything for you my dear! Glad to spread some L&K love!
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This is some great work GR is putting out! Loving it.
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KUDOS to BeachBum for a nice book that was SHIPPED SUPER FAST!
Thanks Dre!
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Ordered May 2nd - received May 24th.
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Went to the Springfield Extravaganza - the largest flea market/antique mall I've ever been to. Found this one - Feb. 1946 - $20:
Sweet! Did you find this book all by itself? Or pluck it from a pile of GAs or as a sleeper in a pile of newer drek? However it went down, nice find!
This guy had boxes of GA - not much in the superhero area or in very good condition. I was looking through a pile of comics inside one of the buildings and a man came up to me and told me about this dealer and where he was. I didn't find him until the end of the day, but was glad I did.
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Went to the Springfield Extravaganza - the largest flea market/antique mall I've ever been to. Found this one - Feb. 1946 - $20:
Also got these two for $1 each - they are first prints:
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Interesting! Glad you're keeping up with him.
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Ok have fun I'm going to play poker and watch WEC 48.
So a very important question for all the women.
What do you think the toughest challenge is for a women in 2010 and beyond.
Personally speaking, as a "women" - being accepted in a Good Ole Boys Club is a real challenge (and y'all can translate that however you want because it applies in many circumstances in a woman's life).
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You started it.
(I hate when I forget to click off that add signature to post checkmark.)
If you've never seen it you should check out "The O in Ohio" with Parker Posey. It's about a girl who discovers the Vibrator. Funny stuff.
(thumbs u
I just watched the trailer on You Tube - looks hilarious. Thanks for suggesting. Weird name ??
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You started it.
(I hate when I forget to click off that add signature to post checkmark.)
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You started it.
(I hate when I forget to click off that add signature to post checkmark.)
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'sup CherylDo you all see what happens when we let women post?I'm more offended by this post than anything else that's been said.
Hey Jerel! Wasn't ignoring you - just trying to read fast to get caught up. Man this thread is a potpourri of subject matter.
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I think the media is to blame for these guys' oh so enlightened assertion that the media is to blame for women's body-image issues, if any.
That was not a tautology.
These guys are spewing stuff that they've heard in, well, the media, in an attempt to sound enlightened and informed and sensitive toward women's issues. It is, therefore, ironic that a woman is giving them the business on this point. I bet they never saw it coming.
They are also under the belief that the majority of folks (in this case the majority of the female gender) is so weak-willed and sheep-like that they are brainwashed by advertising, tv, movies, etc.
To recap:
1) these male posters are trying to make themselves look good;
2) these male posters think the folks are stupid kitties
No, you're just taking it that way.
What I said I have heard from the mouth of many women. I'm 40 and have talked to quite a few of them. I've been in several long term relationships and I've observed women for more than 1/2 my life. I also have 3 daughters ages 9 to 15 and I observe their behavior regularly and tackle these self esteem issues daily or weekly.
I was also a player (at least in my own mind) in my single days and I made it my mission to figure out what makes women tick. Sue me.
I think COI is spot on, but it was wasn't meant to be an attack on women just an observation...and the flip side of the coin applies to most men.
Their looks, genital size, hair, income, weight, car they drive and reputation are all important and often directly related to their self esteem issues. We just don't go about talking about openly with everyone but might with a close friend.
To be fair, everyone's self esteem issues have some sort of a root cause and it's different for everyone.
That last statement says it all and I agree totally.
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Do you all see what happens when we let women post?
I'm more offended by this post than anything else that's been said.
Don't worry, they KNOW we are the only ones who know where the remote batteries are stashed;)
In the vibrator
That doesn't say a lot for what you think you're worth, now does it?
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Do you all see what happens when we let women post?
I'm more offended by this post than anything else that's been said.
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I'm out too... J-Ro - catch you on the flip.
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You are picky!
WHO you talkin' 'bout Willis?
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You're welcome.
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Locke & Key appreciation thread
in Modern Age Comic Books
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I haven't been to my LCS in quite awhile but it's on my pull list ... another shipment gone awry?