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Hello everyone,
For those that don't know, there is an excellent webcomic by my good friend Neal Bailey (writer) with awesome art by 
called Cura Te Ipsum. They've been running a kickstarter campaign, and while they've reached their goal (that's how good they are!), there's still a few days left for you to help them out with donations, but most importantly, you'd get some great deals by donating, and if you've never read their comic, you'll never regret it. Guaranteed.
called Cura Te Ipsum. They've been running a kickstarter campaign, and while they've reached their goal (that's how good they are!), there's still a few days left for you to help them out with donations, but most importantly, you'd get some great deals by donating, and if you've never read their comic, you'll never regret it. Guaranteed. To visit Cura Te Ipsum's site (webcomic updates 3 times a week), go here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/8…
If you check their comic, make sure to let me know what you think! 
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Hello everyone,
For those that don't know, there is an excellent webcomic by my good friend Neal Bailey (writer) with awesome art by called Cura Te Ipsum. They've been running a kickstarter campaign, and while they've reached their goal (that's how good they are!), there's still a few days left for you to help them out with donations, but most importantly, you'd get some great deals by donating, and if you've never read their comic, you'll never regret it. Guaranteed.
called Cura Te Ipsum. They've been running a kickstarter campaign, and while they've reached their goal (that's how good they are!), there's still a few days left for you to help them out with donations, but most importantly, you'd get some great deals by donating, and if you've never read their comic, you'll never regret it. Guaranteed. To visit Cura Te Ipsum's site (webcomic updates 3 times a week), go here: www.kickstarter.com/projects/8…
If you check their comic, make sure to let me know what you think!
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Way behind on feedback messages D:
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Didn't want to visit much DA, at least until I was done with The X-Men lineup. Now that it's done I realize I have a ton (for my standards) of feedback messages to reply. It's going to take forever to reply to all those. Just in case, let me thank each and everyone of you that has added me recently to your watch list, and thanks to all those that have been watching me for a while but decided to add something from my gallery to your fav's. Let's see if I have more activity in this place from now on.
I had a relapse on freaking World of Warcraft. Had been gone from the game for over a year, but now I'm hooked up again. I'm lucky I'm don't drink, smoke or do drugs, I'd probably be a bad addict. :-/
I had a relapse on freaking World of Warcraft. Had been gone from the game for over a year, but now I'm hooked up again. I'm lucky I'm don't drink, smoke or do drugs, I'd probably be a bad addict. :-/
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End of a long Vacation
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For the past month-and-a-half I've been on a long break, but tomorrow I'm going back home. I'm gonna post some stuff from work I did just before leaving for vacations. I was thinking I was going to have time to do some vector Justice League International, but of course, there was no time for that. At least I've recharged my batteries, so I should be able to jump back into work, do some fanart AND a secret project I've been discussing for years with a buddy of mine, who is a writer.
Will be back just in time for the Venezuelan elections on Sunday, no idea how that's going to turn out, but I'm hoping for the best.
Will be back just in time for the Venezuelan elections on Sunday, no idea how that's going to turn out, but I'm hoping for the best.
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Just back from watching The Avengers
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Don't worry, zero spoilers. I'll just say that it was worth the wait. The movie delivers on the promise we were given during Iron Man in 2008.
How do I wish Warner were serious like this about their DC movies. I know most people love Nolan's vision for Batman, but I'm in the minority that thinks Batman could be done different, without having to sink into the awful camp of the Schumacher movies or the all-style-zero-substance of Burton. Other than Nolan's Batman we've been treated to a Superman movie that was the "chick-flick" of superheroes, a semi-sequel to a movie from the 70's... oh, and a Green Lantern movie that was a mess, I rented it, and couldn't sit through it. I shudder to think about what Nolan, Snyder and Goyer might have come up with to "ground" Superman.
As a general rule, I dislike superhero movies, they almost never hit the mark. But, starting with the first Iron Man, I felt that the Marvel Studios movies (with the exception of Incredible Hulk) were aiming to make movies that were not ashamed of the source material, that actually embraced it and had fun with it.
My hope is that The Avengers marks a definitive shift in the approach this type of movies are made, and that the school of thought that began with X-Men (how would superheroes work in the real world) fades out.
Admittedly, a JLA movie, if done right (not like that cancelled project where the actors cast were all 21 or 22 years-old), would dwarf what I just saw in the Avengers... which might be cost prohibitive. The power scale of the DC pantheon is on an entirely different level. The other thing is that a JLA movie will now be seen as Warner trying to play catch-up with Marvel.
/rant over.
How do I wish Warner were serious like this about their DC movies. I know most people love Nolan's vision for Batman, but I'm in the minority that thinks Batman could be done different, without having to sink into the awful camp of the Schumacher movies or the all-style-zero-substance of Burton. Other than Nolan's Batman we've been treated to a Superman movie that was the "chick-flick" of superheroes, a semi-sequel to a movie from the 70's... oh, and a Green Lantern movie that was a mess, I rented it, and couldn't sit through it. I shudder to think about what Nolan, Snyder and Goyer might have come up with to "ground" Superman.
As a general rule, I dislike superhero movies, they almost never hit the mark. But, starting with the first Iron Man, I felt that the Marvel Studios movies (with the exception of Incredible Hulk) were aiming to make movies that were not ashamed of the source material, that actually embraced it and had fun with it.
My hope is that The Avengers marks a definitive shift in the approach this type of movies are made, and that the school of thought that began with X-Men (how would superheroes work in the real world) fades out.
Admittedly, a JLA movie, if done right (not like that cancelled project where the actors cast were all 21 or 22 years-old), would dwarf what I just saw in the Avengers... which might be cost prohibitive. The power scale of the DC pantheon is on an entirely different level. The other thing is that a JLA movie will now be seen as Warner trying to play catch-up with Marvel.
/rant over.
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