hey, just realized I never got back to you about Freedom Formula. I waited a bit after reading #1 cause it was mostly a setup issue and I was a bit unsure about it. Read #2 over the weekend and I thought it did a much better job of keeping me interested. Good setup of the sci-fi world, the art was also a bit more “followable” in that issue. The first one was a bit confusing with the illusion of fast movement given to the mechs. The story makes for a different kind of comics. I like it so far am probably in for the 5 issues of the first arc.

just received it on Friday and started reading it this afternoon (Saturday), interesting so far, although it’s a typical setup issue in that you get to know the background of the story. I’ll let you know when I’m done, most probably on Sunday…

Congrats on a new job! Just increase your TPB cosumption, and keep the lesson plans and paper grading to a minimum.

Thanks Matt. Can’t wait for you to read Marlow.

oh absolutely, it’s very well done. A second season is supposed to air this Fall. Looking forward to it. :)

as I said, my 4yo is a big fan and while I’ve almost never sat down to watch an episode by myself, I’ve seen most of them. Good retelling of the Spidey mythos for today’s kids in my opinion…

I love, love, love that new avatar of yours, the Venom of Spectacular Spider-Man. :) Are you a fan of the show? Both my sons love it, but my four year old is really into it. I cut the ads from the first 13 episodes that I had recorded as they came on and put them on three separate DVDs, they are in regular rotation at our house… :)

Blurb reply with your email address and we’ll work out shipping those bags & boards.

If “Threads” were one of the options you could choose to make lists of, I’d have a list of my favorite HI forum threads, and this would be in the top 5 at least three times.

That… is freaking awesome. I’m going to make that possible. I swear it.

Curse you for your awesome entry in the Zango contest.

Nice avatar.

By the way, I live in Arlington, MA – just outside of Boston. ...and that’s where the guy who built the LED Mooninite that caused the bomb scare lives too.

About a week ago I was walking down a sidewalk, and I saw him.

I sounded like a bit of a dork, but I asked “Uh – hey! You’re the Aqua Teen guy, right?”

He said “yes”, and I said “nice work!”.

That’s my little story.

Hah. Excellent new avatar. Never forget. :P

Thanks for the link! That is really good news, as Romita Jr is on of my favorite artists.

I’m very much impressed by the series at this point. I read somewhere, though, that John Romita Jr. is scheduled to draw ASM at some point this year. I hope that’s true!

Awesome info… thanks!

We never have had a GFB chaper at our school either.. We’re the first! :D We’re all running around like headless chickens. It’s fantastic!

Yea haha JOIN ME!

Bueller…? Bueller…?