Most Hideous Personal Web Page?

[Gail Simone]

Whose web page is the biggest tragedy?

I'll start:

http://www.omarosa.com/

[PatrickG]

What's so bad about that one?

I was expecting a bright orange background with animated gifs of American flags surrounded by dancing hamsters and torches while somebody tells their life story in 'leet speak with Viagra adbars punctuating every sentence.

I mean, it's overdone, maybe... Just curious what qualifies it for "hideous" since there are some design components there akin to what I had in mind for a fansite.

I'll submit my class project page (http://fsweb.berry.edu/academic/hass/lwhelan/ENG300/patrick/index.html) however.

[Spackling Compound]

I'll submit my class project page (http://fsweb.berry.edu/academic/hass/lwhelan/ENG300/patrick/index.html) however.
Oh man...the Rockwell homage is wonderful. Good fonts too!

[Spackling Compound]

The name says it all. The woman who bridges the gap between gay men and Evangelicals...
http://www.tammyfaye.com/

Remember 4/21 is Tammy Faye Day. Odd that it follows 420...

[MacQuarrie]

The J-Bolt of music:

Howard's Tribute Band Heaven! (http://hometown.aol.com/howardshammer/myhomepage/club.html)

[TCJohnson]

www.gates-of-horn.com

I haven't updated it in years.

[jimmything2681]

http://www.xsunderground.com/thechilde/

[SuperGodGinrai]

http://www.xsunderground.com/thechilde/

I cant stop laughing.... :D

[PatrickG]

My FIRST website, hosted for future shame by some kindly folks who agreed to take it over:

The Unofficial Golden-Age Superman Site (http://superman.ws/kal-l/superman/)

There's some seeds of cool stuff that followed in the interviews there.

Keep in mind this was 1999.

Geoff Johns on Sand from JSA:

He doesn't have a lot of experience with women -- that'll be fun to play with.

Jeph Loeb on Superman:


I try and utiliize all the versions because they all have a certain magic, even the awful ones. The radio shows gave us Kryptonite and the first Batman/Superman team up. The first two "Richard Donner" Superman movies are just great movies, Superman aside. What Paul Dini and Bruce Timm are doing on the animated show is right on target, brilliant stuff. Fliesher cartoons are wonderful. They all add to the mythos. There is no right or wrong -- only different tunes to the same song. It what also proves that the character will be here 60, 100, 200 years from now -- if he can withstand MANY incarnations and still grow, that's greatness.
...
In my book if we could just have Krypto, The Phantom Zone, Bizarro #1 and The Bizarro World back, I'd be happy.


John Ostrander on Superman:

The best. The icon. To me, the secret of Superman is Clark Kent. Our response s based on "You may think I'm a nerd but if I opened my shirt (exposed my heart) you would see I'm really Superman." For me, Superman is the assumed identity. Clark Kent is who he IS -- it's how he was raised, it's the values that he has received. Kal-El is the legacy he has received but NOT who he is. As Superman, he is physically invulnerable but, as shown in the Christopher Reeve movies, emotionally very vulnerable. That said, it would be fun to play with a character that was like the very early Superman stories -- where he leaps over buildings but doesn't fly, is not invulnerable (an exploding bomb could hurt him) and was reckless, a "laughing adventurer" and regarded almost as a menace by the authorities. He saw something that needed doing, he did it. A very primal hero, IMO. The early stories are AMAZING to read.
...
In one very key way, I feel that DC damages its myth. Superman must always be the first. He inspires all the other heroes. Hawkman doesn't serve that; Crimson Avenger doesn't serve that. Only Superman can. In that respect, I think there should be a GA Superman. Personally, I think the GA heroes should have their own Earth and it was a mistake to combine it all into one. Call it Earth Gold, Earth Silver, and so on. Whenever the DCU starts up again, Superman should always be the first.
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I feel genuinely flattered that for what was such a crappy site, I got such amazing, vibrant responses that often foretold directions that writers would pursue not in a "where are you going next arc" type way but in a quintessential way that exposed directions those writers would go years later.

It's the kind of thing you don't get at Newsarama or often at CBR. These weren't guys promoting product; these were fans talking with a fellow fan.

[blackcanary_416]

I just don't like her:
http://www.britneyspears.com/

[Crowley]

http://friendpages.com/p/pages/site/showimage.cgi?who=UmFuZG9tSVbJ0lWmchAVp18POImImXup UdVU2/xcSxBKE5oQEigNXfBiBFQOsDF0mNvtiAUYG27qcMxoAYRay289 WlcKihtFjEjcbTNNfhyoNjemLFXPW7A4uz_tcRECfMcyVYYdLN pQSoKvM/mmcrJasdDMcLYsO0o03/7YO7C9a_8mVapcmw--&siteid=nathanmathers&url=photo26.jpg

Eminem's Brother

[Michael P]

I just don't like her:
http://www.britneyspears.com/
It's also a fugly site.

And I like how the "Basic, Non-Flash Site" has no content whatsoever, just a link to download Flash.

[anthony!]

It's also a fugly site.

You know, "fugly" is just about one of my favorite new words of like, the last decade. Fugly. I love it.

[Red Berens]

Papergirls www.dreadpiratepg.com. I told her how to fix it, but she never listens to me.

[Cam63]

Whose web page is the biggest tragedy?

I'll start:

http://www.omarosa.com/

Mein Gott !

Hasn't that woman disappeared into obscurity yet ?

...and how the hell can she call herself a lady !?

[Cam63]

http://www.xsunderground.com/thechilde/

I intend on addressing every lady I meet with, " Hellooo, my fuuuturrrre girrrlfriennnd..."

[The Beast Of Yucca Flats]

I just don't like her:
http://www.britneyspears.com/

Well, if that's all you need, then I'll see you and raise:

http://www.goodcharlotte.com/index2.php

[Spackling Compound]

http://www.blackdiamondvocals.com/home.cfm

Turn on your heartlight, folks...