Jamie McKelvie is incapable of drawing a girl I will not fall in love with.

….no comment whatsoever

I think we are months overdue for another “let’s laugh at the stupidity of Republican Party Chairman Michael Steele“.

If this is one of his efforts to make the Republican Party relevant in the 21st century to those youth in my generation, I really highly doubt making an complete ass of yourself is going to convince anyone.

Look at Doom.

Wow, this is the probably the first time I’m reading something drawn by artist Billy Tan that I didn’t dislike a lot.

Head Hurts.

As a comic book fan, I would like to know where exactly does Matt Fraction’s Invincible Iron Man issue no. 21 fall into the large and most importantly current Marvel continuity.

Spoilers about: Steve Rogers is in full Captain America costume appears in the issue, but then again last week, in Dark Avengers Annual no. 1, he’s not in costume, but instead in a some full black garb. So exactly where does these two issues fit into the current Marvel storyline. It’s obvious that this after Captain America Reborn storyline is over, but it this after or before the one shot “Who will wield the shield?”? If this is after, then the appearance of the two Captain Americas in full costume (Steve and Buck) in Invincible Iron Man means “the powers that be” in Marvel headquarters (ie. Fraction, and Brian Bendis) has decided two Captain Americas running around in the Marvel universe is okay, and fits perfectly into their upcoming storyline event of “The Siege”.

That’s my guess. Cause as of right now, with the massive delay in Captain America Reborn, I have no idea where is what, and when is where.

With that said, I should have apologize in advance for the higher than usual comic geek enthusiasm in me in writing this post. Sorry.

One thousand? Two million?

I would had been really nice if Chris Matthews has ask Cheney loyalist, Ron Christie what is the minimum exact number of times should President Obama say, “I love America” and everything related to that, until the right in this country finally concedes that he’s a patriotic American that yes, loves his country.

Final Crisis? Guess not.

Regardless of how bad and completely unreadable one’s comics are, along as you made them tons and tons of money in the past two years (i think), DC Comics will give you another big property mini-series to write.

Remember Firefly? Keep away, damnit!

As I was reading on the rumor that John Malkovich might be playing the villain of the Vulture in the upcoming Spider-man movie, this quote from movieline caught my eye:

As much as it would seem that the series is setting up his eventual transformation into super-villain the Lizard, we hear that the suits simply can’t bring themselves to sign off on such an odd-looking enemy.

Really? The Lizard is an “odd-looking enemy”? But the Vulture is not? I don’t know about everyone else but a man turning into a crazy Lizard man seems more plausible in the somewhat realistic Sam Rami Spider-man world, than a 65 year old man dressed in a metal Vulture costume, flying around, and bring havoc upon New York City.

This continues to support my belief that the higher ups in many movie and television studios don’t have a single clue in what they talking about, and should stick to simply marketing and funding the movie; but most importantly keep far away from the creative process of these entertainment medium as much as possible.