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Wages of Sin
Dec. 22nd, 2007 07:37 amThe kilochurch sent a little extra work my way this time around. It'll pay for two months' car insurance, which is quite nice. I finished the work yesterday morning, and I'm hoping to spend the majority of the next three days, and possibly a good chunk of Christmas Day, finishing the Spycraft job.
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report are returning to production on January 7. This can only be seen as a good thing.
Running a little late on comics, but here's the most recent reads:
Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin #4 (of 6): I love this series. The art and writing are about flawless, and the story is something right out of classic Iron Man myth. Tony's not known to be Iron Man, and his conflict with the Mandarin is as much economic and political as it is hero-versus-villain. There's a nice dovetail with the regular IM series as well - in EtM, Tony's had to upgrade the armor into the classic red-and-gold suit, while in the ongoing series, he's going to be using it while he's on an enforced vacation from SHIELD.
Iron Man and Power Pack #2 (of 4): Y'know, there's something just cute as all get-out about Tony Stark facing off against a Donald Trump-equivalent, then IM and the Power Pack slugging it out with Speed Demon and Blizzard, and Tony helping out Julie Power in her class president campaign against the Trump-alike's daughter.
The Daily Show and The Colbert Report are returning to production on January 7. This can only be seen as a good thing.
Running a little late on comics, but here's the most recent reads:
Iron Man: Enter the Mandarin #4 (of 6): I love this series. The art and writing are about flawless, and the story is something right out of classic Iron Man myth. Tony's not known to be Iron Man, and his conflict with the Mandarin is as much economic and political as it is hero-versus-villain. There's a nice dovetail with the regular IM series as well - in EtM, Tony's had to upgrade the armor into the classic red-and-gold suit, while in the ongoing series, he's going to be using it while he's on an enforced vacation from SHIELD.
Iron Man and Power Pack #2 (of 4): Y'know, there's something just cute as all get-out about Tony Stark facing off against a Donald Trump-equivalent, then IM and the Power Pack slugging it out with Speed Demon and Blizzard, and Tony helping out Julie Power in her class president campaign against the Trump-alike's daughter.