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Holiday Gift Suggestions 1997
Originally published December 12, 1997, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1256
‘Tis that time of year again. The time when Maggie Thompson asks the musical question: What five gifts would you suggest for holiday giving?
Holiday Gift Suggestions 1996
Originally published November 1, 1996, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1198
In the past I’ve always contributed to the “What five things are good to give for the holidays” listing that CBG annually does for the holidays. More often than not, I make it a BID column (as I’m doing now).
Yes, I Once Again will be Hauling the Spider-Man Balloon
In the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade, I will be one of the devoted hauls of the Spidey balloon. I’ve no idea if I’ll be visible (probably not) but my understanding is that it’s scheduled to be on TV sometime between 10:30 and 10:45 tomorrow morning. (Note revised time)
For every more sane person out there (which is most of you) have a great Thanksgiving.
PAD
Spider Park
Originally published May 8, 1998, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1277
In the category of a picture being worth a thousand words, But I Digress presents:
Mad Max & More
Originally published May 1, 1998, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1276
Assorted stuff…
Okay. Here’s the scene. Identify it.
Movie review: Lost in Space
Originally published April 24, 1998, in Comics Buyer’s Guide #1275
Young Will Robinson looks to his sister Penny who—rather than wholesome and clean-cut—now evokes a style best described as “Punk Toontown” and possesses a voice that’s a cross between The Nanny and Lisa Simpson. Penny has just gone into gruesome detail as to what happens when one is faced with the effects of floating unprotected in the vacuum of space. And the cherubic Will wonders, “Do they have a name for what’s wrong with you?”
Sure do, Will. The name is, “The Nineties.”
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