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Tobar said:
Duracell, have you ever given any of IDW's Trek comics a whirl?
If not, I definitely recommend:
Yep, I've read a few of their series, including Year Four. Decent stuff for the most part, but nothing that's really entranced me so far.
Oh, and BTW, shouldn't this entire thread be in the "Other Preservations and Fan Projects" part of the forums? Colour correction a fan-edit doesn't make.
Anyone who's depressed should read jedimasterobiwan's posts. They're a sure-fire means of raising one's spirits.
Moderate speed, moderate intensity.
I finished reading DC Comics' second Star Trek series.
I'm sorry to say that, unlike DC's first crack at TOS, this one left me rather cold. The first twelve issues were pretty good, but after that the series became rather meh, with only a couple storylines scattered here and there standing out to me.
I suppose my two main gripes with this series are:
1. Too few stories focused on characters other than Kirk, Spock, and McCoy.
2. The lack of original recurring characters (I blame Paramount for this rather than the writers, though, as they're the ones who imposed this stupid rule on DC.).
TV's Frink said:
DuracellEnergizer said:
1. Get David Lynch to re-edit it.
He said fix it, not make it incomprehensible.
You make it sound as if the two are mutually exclusive.
1. Get David Lynch to re-edit it.
2. Shatter the DVDs/Blu-rays and incorporate them into an abstract sculpture.
3. Emigrate to a parallel universe where they were good movies to begin with.
Whenever I think I've reached the limit on how high my disdain for ROTJ can reach, I read a thread like this and my perimetres are expanded tenfold.
Danfun128 said:
George Lucas is not God, nor is he the Devil.
That only leaves one question: Which supernatural entity is he?
I'm betting he's one of the trickster gods.
"Uwe Bol" sounds like the name of a particularly nasty disease one contracts from sitting on a contaminated toilet seat.
TV's Frink said:
Just a day or two ago we were talking about how we hadn't seen you in quite a while, and suddenly here you are!
Now I have no choice but to listen to "Synchronicity I".
Double posts are the bane of OT.com's existence.
Double posts are the bane of OT.com's existence.
If Wedge ever appears in the ST, I want to see him as this big, wealthy owner of a prosperous plantation, with a lovely wife and fifteen kids* at his side.
*Or fifteen wives and a kid -- whichever launches Wedge's X-Wing.
^Seconded.
EyeShotFirst said:
I still think Indy could work in the animated realm. Maybe a video game that doesn't suck or an animated show on par with the Batman animated series.
I enjoyed a few of the Indy novels that were written in the 90's. They weren't as good as the films, but it gave me more Indy than KOTCS did.
I think Indy would make a very entertaining cartoon.
That way, if Harrison Ford would be opposed to it, you could get somebody to sound like him. They already use his likeness in every video game, novel, and comic they produce.
with Rick Baker's new shoes,
I'll be generous and say "bewildering" instead of "worst".
While I can't say I really hate this, it certainly doesn't make any damned sense.
, Wearer of the Amazing Technicolor
Post Praetorian said:
Alderaan said:
... I sat in the front row and was the first person out of my seat
How many others were also in your seat at the time?
I guess that would depend on how monogamous s/he is.
Just flip a coin. Best three out of four wins.
Special Agent Dale Cooper escape
They will find them unpalatable,
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