Apparently some things have changed since the beginning of last summer…
JUNG TYPOLOGY TEST
(Courtesy of Raina)
Your Type is
INFP
Introverted (%11)
Intuitive (33%)
Feeling (11%)
Perceiving (67%)
Qualitative analysis of your type formula
You are:
* slightly expressed introvert
* moderately expressed intuitive personality
* slightly expressed feeling personality
* distinctively expressed perceiving personality
[One Marvel, one DC, both published the previous Wednesday, plus a random indie from whenever I feel like it, each reviewed quickie-style: 1 Minute=bad, 10 Minutes=good. Connections, if any at all, may be forced purely for the experience.] There's a saying in Hollywood about the difficulties of working with kids and animals, and with good reason. As a father of two and past owner of several pets of various species, I completely understand! It's with that in mind that Robin #134, Araña: The Heart of the Spider #1 and We3 #3 come together for this week's animal kingdom of four-color…
No, it's not some more juvenile, soft-core porno from Chuck Austen! It's a good old-fashioned fan art contest from Arcana Studios. 100 Girls is the highly-acclaimed series from Adam Gallardo and Todd Demong. If it's not on your regular pull list, then you're missing out on one of my early favorites for Best of 2005 [reviews here and here]. In anticipation of their first trade paperback collection, First Girl (FEB052560), they're holding a contest for artists' "finest pinup inspired by 100 Girls (color is optional)!" The top three winners will be published in 100 Girls #5, plus each will receive…
[Some comics get bad reviews, but the really special ones get taken to The Woodshed.] *** SPOILERS A'PLENTY *** Despite the shipping delays that saw this SIX issue mini-series take FOURTEEN months to finish - #1 came out in Nov 03, #6 in Jan 05! And neither Joe Quesada or Kevin Smith had anything to do with it! - I was originally planning to review it as a whole. After developing some initial thoughts after reading the final issue, I always make a point to reread the entire arc to refresh the story in my mind and give it a…
1. What to do? Against my better instincts, this blog is quickly becoming one of those personal, "yesterday I went to the Mall" kind of blogs that I find terribly boring. It's not that I don't have as much to say as I used to - god forbid that day ever comes! - but for someone reason I'm just not as compelled to log on and spend 30 minutes or so writing it out. 2. So, yesterday I stayed home from work as Isaac was battling a cold and I was fighting the beginnings of one off. Kept India home…
T.S. Eliot said "April is the cruellest month," but he certainly wasn't referring to Marvel's solicitations for April 2005. Excepting the final issue of Paul Jenkins' Spectacular Spider-Man which, being the only Spider-Man title I cared for does rate as being somewhat cruel, there's the return of two of my childhood favorites: Power Pack and Moon Knight! MARVEL TEAM-UP #7 Written by Robert Kirkman Pencils & Cover by Scott Kolins "RING OF THE MASTER" Part 1 (of 5) The Ringmaster is sick of sitting on the sidelines. He's out to make a name for himself. Unfortunately for Spider-Man and Moon…
[One Marvel, one DC, both published the previous Wednesday, plus a random indie from whenever I feel like it, each reviewed quickie-style: 1 Minute=bad, 10 Minutes=good. Connections, if any at all, may be forced purely for the experience.]Back-to-back trips to Miami and Ft. Collins, CO last week meant a double dose of comic books this week as I missed my pick-up for January 12th and, as such, was unable to post its ménage à trois. The good news, though, is that this week I get to pick the best from two weeks worth of comics and, instead of ripping a…