Liō is the only comic strip to ever really peak my interest. Probably because it's on the dark side.

I didn't actually fight anyone, but there were sure as hell some people that wanted to fight me. I was honestly scared for my life walking to my car afterwards.



And on that note, I'm one of those hardcore horror fanatics that loves anything related to Hannibal Lecter, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Romero. So I'll go see prequels, remakes, off shoots, whatever. As long as they don't completely suck I'll usually be into it.

I said "one of those hardcore horror fanatics" because most of them despise prequels, sequels, remakes, and salutes. While I love them. I think they are keeping the genre alive.

So the two shows I walked out of and got courtesy tickets for were both prequels: Hannibal Rising and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning

Oh, and I was not too pleased with Land of the Dead, but loved Diary of the Dead. I'm so glad Romero realized his mistake of doing movies without complete creative control.

Back to comics, I love Calvin and Hobbes too!

anyone have a link to the Snakepit Comic Fest 5 and 6 Review?

if we're talking newspaper comics, the best currently running strip is Get Fuzzy.

I plan on getting a Calvin and Hobbes tattoo someday. Maybe a pick of them together, maybe two tattoos, one of each. If I go with one tattoo for each of them, I alreayd have the image of Hobbes picke dout, need ot decide on one for Calvin.

All the Calvin pissing on Chevy/Ford/whatever stickers on pickup trucks ruined that idea for me long ago.

I always liked this picture

now, I'll be pissed if any of you assholes steal this picture, but here's the image of Hobbes I'll probably get, if i don't ever find one of the two together that I like.

I have had at least 5 tattoo design ideas stolen from me by "friends".... LAAAAAAAME.

i mean it's co-written and directed by Frank Miller and he created Sin City. i guess that's just the first thing i thought or noticed when i saw the trailer. i guess it's alright as long as that technique doesn't become the new 'matrix jump'

i'm pretty sure it was IDW who put it out, but some comic company teamed up with him and did a mini-series for the Thief of Always. i got them for my friend for his birthday. and read them. they also do a ton of horror comics. Walking Dead is really great. IDW was also going to do a one shot or mini series based on the cereal monsters (Frankenberry, Boo Berry, Count Chocula)

Oh man, I thought I was going to be alone.

Punk rock is my passion, but comic books are my hobby.

Favorite authors are pretty much the ones everyone universally praises: Brian Bendis, Brian Vaughn, Alan Moore, Geoff Johns, Joss Wheddon, Robert Kirkman.

Best artist is Bryan Hitch. John Cassady is second up.

I think I'm going to be a cheap ass green lantern for halloween.

No worries dude.

If I get my computer fixed in the immediate furture and If this thread is still going i'll put some pics up.

I take it that you claimed this gift from the gods as your own then, I'd hate for it to rot on a Wal-Mart shelf.

did you see Funny Games?

I do this constantly.. i cant bear people talking/texting/generally being dicks during a film i've paid up to $14 dollars to see. it's always full-on Costanza meltdown as well, standing up and bellowing. its amazing how many people shut the fuck up after one telling off though:)

I'll sell you my copy of New Mutants 87, make an offer!