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#6436
General / Re: Memories
28 July, 2002, 09:25:26 PM
Photo Stories: Same as a comic strip, panels, speech bubbles etc, but with photographs instead of artwork.

Usually seen in girlie romance mags, though Viz did some great parodies...

The 'new' Eagle, I seen to remember, was an all-photo story sf comic whose main story was Doomlord

Gary
#6437
General / Re: Frankie, do you remember me?.....
28 July, 2002, 08:49:37 PM
That'll be the Doomlord photostory in the 'new' Eagle then?

Gary
#6438
General / Re: Memories
28 July, 2002, 08:42:54 PM
Visible Man was recently reprinted in the Megazine... good old 'old skool' shock-horror.

Gary
#6439
General / Re: B/w vs Colour
29 July, 2002, 09:38:39 PM
Err.. you could try buying the DVD and watching it on frame advance...that would be cheaper. And it's too expensive for me.

Gary
#6440
General / Re: B/w vs Colour
28 July, 2002, 09:04:28 PM
Yeah horses for courses?.

E?s artwork?s great in both colour and black and white (well apart from his noses? but of course that what make?s him unique!)

Frazer Irving stuff like Death and Dom Reardon?s two Terror Tales make full use of the potential of b/w and I don?t think could be improved with colour. And b/w will always remind me of when I first started reading comics in the first place?

But I agree that good colour can add to artwork. But Glimmer Rats is too over the top for me, basically unreadable?

Gary
#6441
General / Re: Oh. That's not how I remember ...
27 July, 2002, 10:18:31 PM
Pretty impressive for a ?don?t call it a fish!?

Once met someone who liked it?

Gary
#6442
General / Re: Oh. That's not how I remember ...
27 July, 2002, 08:14:21 PM
You forgot Orca knocking a house down? possibly the silliest scene in any film I?ve ever seen. I seem to remember that he also bit Bo Derricks leg off. And wasn?t he some kind of pro-environment whale, blowing up an oil refinery?

Gary
#6443
General / Re: That Old El Paso Fajita ad.......
10 October, 2003, 09:14:32 PM
Well where advertising is informing me of a new product I might actually want, fine. If it's trying to create some sort of percived need for something I'd never think of buying then it can sod off... and if it's too annoying I'll bloody boycott the product.

How to Get Ahead in Advertising... a piece of genius that was all too true, no wonder it flopped.
#6444
General / Re: That Old El Paso Fajita ad.......
10 October, 2003, 05:58:51 PM
I've got a new loathing in my life... the Specsavers ad... a poor parody of Trisha with non-actors and a budget of about ten quid. And you're only saving 30quid, hardly half-price or two for one, like Boots do, is it. And his 'horrible' original glasses look far better than the 'designer' replacements! And it's women slagging men... again.

Glad to have got that off my chest.
#6445
General / Re: That Old El Paso Fajita ad.......
09 October, 2003, 06:30:21 PM
Yeah, piss-poor dubbed Euro-ads! Argh!!! And every car advert is a bland clone of the last becuse they cost a fortune and are multi-country. Oh for the days for Wally and his Yugo (and Marianna Whitiker)

There was a doc about the Posh and Bec's Japan experience. Bec's speach to the workers at the chocolate factory was a wonder to behold. Only the really downmarket ultrapopular brands can be bothered with this... so the Beckhams got a big wedge for advertising nasty chocolates and secondhand cars
#6446
General / Re: That Old El Paso Fajita ad.......
09 October, 2003, 03:28:44 AM
God, she was on again tonight...

This has def stepped over the 'this advert is soooo annoying I will not buy the product that is advertised until I've forgotten all about' line
#6447
General / Re: That Old El Paso Fajita ad.......
08 October, 2003, 09:42:24 PM
As often the man said it best... "By the way if anyone here is in advertising or marketing... kill yourself."

Ahh that'll be Sean Connory, the SNP representative for Bahamas East
#6448
General / Re: Bow down before me.
29 October, 2003, 07:54:57 PM
No, why should we?
#6449
Suggestions / Re: Measure the Future Shock stack...
07 March, 2006, 09:53:36 PM
One of the big New York publishing houses has a slush-room, rather than a 'pile'