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A big problem with bigfoot, though, is spoor. No one has ever produced anything that can be verified as bigfoot spoor, not even droppings. Are you telling me that bigfoot is so intelligent and...

Sure. Sometimes people see something they don't understand or can't identify and make up an explanation to fit. Bigfoot is such a part of the popular consciousness now that it has become the go to...

This is generally the way it is for me, but I find some cool stuff, occasionally. Old issues of Jerry Lewis, D.C. horror comics, some decent bronze age stuff, a few Gold Key comics, heck recently I...

Did you have any luck?

Considering that Bigfoot is intelligent enough to avoid ever being captured or leaving any credible evidence of his existence, we have to assume that if he exists he is a thinking creature, much more...

I like Morrison a little better, but honestly, I think their styles are different enough that it's more a matter of taste than quality.

Oh yeah, I will also maintain that these "Moore or Morrison"...

I've also seen a lot of people apply price stickers with a pricing gun. That's nothing compared to the folks who decide their collection would look better in three ring binders and go to worke with a...

For accurately presenting the talking points that were given to her? I don't think so.

Yard sales can be a pretty great place to find comics. Just not old and valuable ones. You should probably give up the fantasy of screwing some old lady out of Action Comics No. 1. That time has...

I'm trying to watch a press conference today with Obama and the Turkish Prime Minister. Not one channel is actually showing it, they're all cutting away to talking heads commenting on what Obama...

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Ood Omega. I love the pointillism effect of that cover, and that it manages to be an homage without slipping into parody. It also works really well with the story inside, considering Waller is there...

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In case Lois was too subtle about what the homage is to, it's King Kong.

I've been reading some interesting stuff about how traumatic head injuries can cause personality shifts and aggressive behavior. There's even some evidence that the behavior of certain infamous...

At least it was Lyra and not Jen.

BTW, Waller's level of physical attractiveness IS integral to the character. Waller as introduced was a 40 or 50-something working mother who was defined by a hard life trying to provide for her...

That's not the belief. The belief is diversity=good.

Because there's no cognitive dissonance involved in preferring diversity to uniformity. It's one idea.

Out of all of the Psylocke (thong ninja version) images ever published in Marvel Comics, what do you think is the percentage of them that were arranged to focus on her ass? It's gotta be at least 85...

Cedic. It's a cool cover, and one of those spaceships resembles an enemy from Phoenix, which is one of my favorite arcade games ever.

If you're trying to sell something, it helps to be a little more confident. This is like being solicited by Eeeyore.

Also, what frat did you belong to, and when you guys burned down your frathouse with a wild party, how many freshmen were forced to live in the gym?

I dunno what to tell you, man.

Except that if you don't want to be a geek or a nerd anymore it'd probably be best not to get in debates about what words mean on comic book message boards. :)

Academic inclination is only one part of the stereotype of someone who would be called a nerd. Social awkwardness is also generally present. Geeks used to be associated with social awkwardness, but...

Not really. People would much rather be called a geek than a nerd, and no one wants to be called a dork. Maybe Zooey Deschanel, but she can pull it off because of that beautiful, rich, and talented...