I actually won 2 weeks in a row in fantasy football...I cant believe it. If I get a win this week I can hit .500...Wouldn't that be just unheard of!
Also on Sunday I put in a new water heater, witch went especially well, so I assume something bad will happen right around the corner. Especially since I won in fantasy football, we won 2 games and total in bowling, and the heater started working....Something bad is lurking I can feel it!
Ok, now on to stuff I have read.
Finder by Carla Speed McNiel- This book was very confusing and it took me a while to get though it. It wasn't bad...It was just muddled. There were flashes of brilliance and then some pages that were just incomprehensible. I didn't know all of what was going on until the last couple of pages of the 130+ pages of the story. I'm not sure if that was a good or a bad thing. Also the lettering was just piss poor. I'm hopping since this was an independent comic that was written years ago that the other editions get better. Now that I think about it the art does get better as the book progresses. I will have to think long and hard about reading the next TPB.
Marvel Mosters "Devil Dinosaur" by Eric Powell- The bad thing about Powell is that all his characters end up looking like they are in the Goon. Now that really isn't a bad thing, its just I think he should stick with the Goon if he is going to draw everything looking like those characters. That being said, the story was good. It was just good plain fun and I suppose that's what marvel had in mind for this run of "Marvel Mosters" books. I didn't read yet the story in the back of the first appearance of the hulk, but I'm sure I will eventually. Its definitely worth the 3.99$ for both of these stories and the art by Powell.
Marvel Mosters "Mosters on the Prowl" by Steve Niles- Now this story was good. It had all kinds of characters in it, and it was hilarious. The art was solid. Besides that there isn't much more to say about this. It was funny, action packed good ole comics fun. And the Kirby story about the "Ninth wonder of the world" was also great. I hope the next two issues of this are just as good as these.
Fell #2 by Warren Ellis- Now this is a good comic. The art, the writing its just top notch. Its an independent story but it has background themes that tie all the issues together, but it can be read as a single issue and be understood. This book is making me more and more of a fan of Templesmith. There is a shot when Detective Fell kicks a door in that just plain gets it done. The blurred affect and the way its drawn really induces a thought of motion, it was just incredible. I can't say enough good things about this comic. And for 1.99$ how can you not try it out?
Ok that's all I have read so far, I have enough stuff to keep me busy until thanksgiving.
Tried to make some Chili Verde last night. While I wouldn't put it down as a disaster...I would have to say it could have been MUCH better. I have already found a new recipe and will try again this weekend while the wife is out of town...And the cooking peppers wont burn her eyes, sorry about that.
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