Last issue, Josh Corwood saved a kid’s life, got chewed out for it, and discovered the boy he saved is the younger brother of the lovely Miss Sinistah. This week, he encounters the real Miss Sinistah and her family, mends some fences, and gets thrust into a new adventure he wasn’t planning on. Other People’s Heroes: Issue Nine (Evercast #28) Theme song, “Last of the Superheroes,” by American Heartbreak, courtesy of MusicAlley.com. Cover ...
Nine months after I first watched it, Turtles Forever has at last arrived on DVD. And watching it tonight...it did not have the initial novelty thrill factor...but was still highly enjoyable--especially having the precise control of a DVD player's remote to pause, step forward a couple frames at a time, and so on. This alone allowed great identification of many great cameos ("cameo" being far too strong a word, probably) which upped the enjoyment factor this ...
Updated 08-24-2010 at 11:24 PM by Walt Kneeland
When donating items to your local thrift store keep in mind that most of the items you drop off will be going to other people. People who will either pay their hard earned money for your items at a nicely discounted rate, or people who are in need of said items and will receive them free of cost. A good rule of thumb is "Would I wear/use that in the condition it's currently in?" Using this rule a person with minimal intelligence should be able to come to ...
Last issue, Josh’s first professional superhero rumble went straight to hell when a kid in the crowd touched First Light, flipping her out and sending him into traffic. With the boy inches away from being plastered by an 18 wheeler, only Josh Corwood can possibly do anything — but can he do it in time? Also in this episode, Blake answers a post from a listener about just where to find all of the tales of Siegel City, and gives a hint about a future project! ...
I've spent more time using a Wii in the past three months than I have all other game systems (and computer games) in the past half-decade. However, this Wii has yet to (in my apartment) taste a single Wii game/disc. For these months, the only disc it's had is the Netflix streaming disc. The Wii has been my "Netflix cable box" and has allowed me to watch an entire season of My Name is Earl, part of the first season of Avatar: The Last Airbender, ...