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**...and the Bond movies are all far more fun than Fleming's petty, derivative and humorless books, for mine. *

Reading Goldfinger right now on my brother's oblique recommendation, "You should try it. There's nothing that feels so unnatural. Hard to describe." I've read many weird books, but this takes the cake. Materialistic x infinity.

Oh and to the talented mini-bolt's question: Great books tend to only make decent films and just-okay books have a higher success rate at making great films.

*Is this part of a series?*

Not in the sense we mean today. It was six in a series of comics of that format: oversized with glossy paper when that was a rarity.

oh, and like king trout, get me a copy of that underground classic, The Hoolie!

Go futsie, spend exorbitant creds to build a mouse trap in the shape of a hottie stand. Every moronian caught will  be turned into a fuckin' mental, missle firing, near indetructable cyborg who will wreck havock on the hottie stands of the big meg! Hahahahahahahahah!!!!

The Outcasts by Kennedy, Grant, and Wagner.

As a man who belongs to the country where those fuck ups reside I have an idea. Never thought I'd say this, but it involves camps...

The Schicklegruber Grab for me. Crosses and double crosses in the Doghouse. Reread it time and again.

"junkies" "Stole" " car" "destroyed" "Steering column"

Had to buy a new car last week. I would rather go to Iraq than spend a day shopping for cars and going to the bank for a loan. I think there's less PTSD in the former.

*I used to live those cut-away sections explaining the kit and vehicles.*

They need to do a few of those for Defoe and Shakara.

Yeah, big fan of the Cooper Dredds myself, wish there'd been a few more.

Skipping Stone Island and Complete America, getting the rest.

Reading Invisibles Vol. 2 and in it is a story about a mercenary who's life is flashing not-too-linearly before his eyes before King Mob kills him. The story is good but Steve Parkhouse is amazing. I'd forgotten how good he was. Very strong line work, no useless pretence of photorealism, very British, keep thinking of Alex Toth. What's become of the guy anyway?

Forgot:
Ennis' Punisher
Love And Rockets and the occasional Beto side project.
Berlin. (Lutes should hire an inker and a letterer.)
Stuff by Jason
Stuff by Kachtor.
Age of Bronze.

While I'm here:

Fables
Walking Dead
Jack of Fables
DMZ
Scott Pilgrim
Monster (VIZ)
Charley's War, Modesty Blaise or whatever Titan releases
Anything by Osamu Tezuka

Huh that's wild. That post was supposed to go to the things-I-like-others-don't thread. Weird.