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| This Got Me Thinking Mon 09.22.03 12:42am PDT #6431 |
| Robert Palmer Video Extras Sun 09.21.03 6:20pm PDT #6428 |
| Albany Fountain (Round II) Wed 09.17.03 12:06pm PDT #6345 |
| SUNY Albany Panoramic Wed 09.17.03 12:03pm PDT #6344 |
| Now Here It Is ... Your Moment Of Zen Wed 09.17.03 7:44am PDT #6335 |
| We Have Drive-Ins in New York? Tue 09.16.03 9:27pm PDT #6333 |
| Now Here It Is ... Your Moment Of Zen Tue 09.16.03 8:44am PDT #6324 |
| Elvis Has Left The Building Mon 09.15.03 10:00pm PDT #6319 |
| I Thought It Was Urine In A Dixie Cup? Mon 09.15.03 7:34pm PDT #6314 |
So, NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg has struck a deal with the makers of Snapple to have it become the "Official" drink of the Big Apple. Snapple will be the exclusive beverage sold in public schools, police stations, and office buildings. Couldn't Bloomberg have made a deal with a decent tasting drink like Red Bull? |
| Who Watches The Watchmen? Mon 09.15.03 4:47pm PDT #6312 |
For anyone to ever argue the point that comics should be seen as actual literature should use this as their only example. Alan Moore crafted an unflinching, highly intelligent, and unbelieveably haunting story with this original 12 issue maxi-series (originally published in 1985) that is considered Moore's best. In a world where super heroes are no longer fantasy, we see a society torn apart by cold war paranoia, and an uncertain future. When a retired super hero is mysteriously murdered, an almost fascist hero named Rorshach is trying to find the killer, which leads him to convincing his old partner Nite Owl to come out of retirement to help. What is uncovered is more than either could have ever imagined, and what develops is nearly beyond comprehension. Moore's explosive, compelling storytelling and Dave Gibbons' great artwork make Watchmen an unforgettable read whether your a fan of comics or not. Everything about this collected story is exquisite; from the interludes to hero interviews and autobiography excerpts to the complex yet riveting story all make Watchmen truly one of a kind. All in all, this is an essential book to be in your comic collection, or even in your book collection as well, it is just that good. |
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