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Are comics stupid?

Are they? I don't believe so, but they certainly are "fantastic"!

Check out this forum exchange (not from the Museum forum):
  1. A forum poster asked for a description of what had been happening lately in the Marvel Universe
  2. A lengthy reply came, which I won't quote here because it is too hard to follow
  3. Orig. poster said "I'm glad I don't read them anymore, that sounds ridiculous!"
  4. Then came this post which trumped them all, not in the least because basically, it is quite true!
" In the Core Marvel Universe, the most popular person is a 120 year-old Canadian berserker samurai who has who has been to the moon and was in love with a psychic who destroyed an alien planet and came back from the dead, married to both Japanese royalty and a green-haired terrorist, and had a child with a woman from a hidden region of Antarctica where dinosaurs and cavemen live. When he is not fighting his enemies -- most of whom are versions of himself, some of whom have claws made of lasers -- he reaffirms his status as as tough-as-nails loner as a member of at least three superhero teams. "
 

Weapons of War


Release Date - 2009
Platform - DVD
Developer -
Publisher - imp
In collection - Vol.1 "Fighters"
Publisher's Description -
Comments - An adequate base level introduction to the subject. Afficionados will find the information too shallow. Content comprises a 40 minute documentary with stock footage and a single voice-over. The "hard cover book" is a 24 page booklet nested in the DVD case.
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Computer Pilot magazine: Vol.13


Exhibit - Computer Pilot
Official website - www.computerpilot.com/
Description - Volume 13 is available as a digital download. At 600 pages, it was on special in November 2009 at USD $4.99. To my mind this is an excellent example of a publisher who understands the dynamics of e-publishing. PC Aviator is taking advantage of the economies of e-publishing to deliver great value to the customer with this product.
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Journey to Palomar



Release Date -
Genre -
Publisher - PBS Home Video
Official website -
Pub. description -
In collection - No.
Comments - This review courtesy of Chino: " Busy week, but I had a little time to kill with my iPod handy, and I finally watched Journey to Palomar, a PBS science special that I bought back in September (from the iTunes store for $1.99). This is an excellent documentary about George Ellery Hale (1868-1938) and his lifelong quest to build the biggest telescopes in the world while also managing to find time to do groundbreaking work in solar astronomy and especially spectroscopy.
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How to Fly a Plane


Buy it from Amazon.com


Release Date - March 1, 2008
Genre - NF
Publisher - Abrams Image
Official website -
Pub. description -
In collection - No.
Comments - This review courtesy of Chino: " This was another distraction, but a nice one. I saw the original British edition of Nick Barnard's book How to Fly a Plane in an airline lounge on my whirlwind Europe tour last month (I think it was the S.A.S. lounge in Oslo). I took a quick look and noted the title for later research. I found a cheap used copy on Amazon so I ordered it. I finally read it tonight over dinner.
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Captain Scarlet, New: Opening credits: gallery



Here are some stills from the opening credits of The New Captain Scarlet, a CGI masterpiece from the master of 'boy's own' adventuring, Gerry Anderson.

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