Supergirl #79 is out this week. Meantime between SUPERGIRL #74 to #80, we saw an increase of 6000 copies. Not bad for a series of stories some pundits claimed “failed to get readers.”
So whad’ja think of the latest issue?
PAD
Supergirl #79 is out this week. Meantime between SUPERGIRL #74 to #80, we saw an increase of 6000 copies. Not bad for a series of stories some pundits claimed “failed to get readers.”
So whad’ja think of the latest issue?
PAD
From the opening moments of tonight’s episode, with Andrew making like Allistair Cook (or, for those of you of more recent vintage, Allistair Cookie), I thought, “Espsenson. Gotta be written by Jane Espenson. This has got her style all over it.” Sure enough. One of BTVS’s most consistent and imaginative writers comes through again. Solid B+ Entry.
Continue Reading “BUFFY LIVE (Possible Spoilers in extended entry)”
…catch the rerun of this week’s Smallville. And if you missed the URL, it’s http://www.christopherreeve.org.
No way. Here’s far preferable ways to handle it:
1) Bush and Saddam each have to write six issues of a comic book, and whichever one outsells the other is declared the winner.
2) A footrace around the world.
3) Dunk tanks.
4) They go head to head on “Wheel of Fortune.” Substitute the “Bankrupt” slot with a “Disarm” slot.
5) Do a debate, but instead of sending in Bush, Saddam has to debate Martin Sheen.
6) Screw this inspection crap and just send in Batman.
PAD
Real fast: What’s the name of George W. Bush’s wife?
Working hard to finish up the latest SIR APROPOS, “TONG LASHING,” by a week from Monday. Why? Because that’s when Kathleen goes back to work, I become full-time daddy-with-baby, and I’d rather have the novel wrapped by that point than have to deal with both a three month old and a tight deadline.
Working up names of characters for Apropos’ adventures in the far off land of Chinpan (since I couldn’t make up my mind whether to send him to China or Japan.) Possible character names include Binzo Long, Itso Esi, Kan Du, Arata Ruk, Kuichi Ku, and Go Nogo.
PAD

March 22, 1991
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