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Assorted Odds and Ends - 8 August 2010
Aug. 8th, 2010 09:48 pmPutting on both my "Honorverse fan" and "space science" hats, I've been having fun over at ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
hms_fearless trying to nail down Manticore's home star tonight. Even with Celestia helping me out, it could take a while!
Some recommended comics reading: Doom Patrol # 13, for the inside scoop on how Rita "the original Elasti-Girl" Farr's been coping since her revival, and what exactly she's got to cope with these days.
For that matter, Secret Warriors # 18 covers the latest of the misadventures of those currently gathered under Nick Fury's banner. I do think that there's at least one tall tale that I really cannot believe about the original Captain America and the Howlers tucked away in there, and it all hangs on a question of language skills.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
seanchaidhmight want to have a look at the book in question and get back to me on this. Or maybe fajrdrako?
Closing out the comics reviews with Spitfire # 1.paulcornell2 did a good job writing this one, featuring the growth of Lady Falsworth's relationship with Blade. Yes, that Blade.
I'd really like to see MI-13 get their series back again. This one-shot just underscored that point.
Back to you...
hms_fearless trying to nail down Manticore's home star tonight. Even with Celestia helping me out, it could take a while!Some recommended comics reading: Doom Patrol # 13, for the inside scoop on how Rita "the original Elasti-Girl" Farr's been coping since her revival, and what exactly she's got to cope with these days.
For that matter, Secret Warriors # 18 covers the latest of the misadventures of those currently gathered under Nick Fury's banner. I do think that there's at least one tall tale that I really cannot believe about the original Captain America and the Howlers tucked away in there, and it all hangs on a question of language skills.
seanchaidhmight want to have a look at the book in question and get back to me on this. Or maybe fajrdrako?Closing out the comics reviews with Spitfire # 1.
paulcornell2 did a good job writing this one, featuring the growth of Lady Falsworth's relationship with Blade. Yes, that Blade.I'd really like to see MI-13 get their series back again. This one-shot just underscored that point.
Back to you...