February 21, 2011 2:46 pm This Conan series has been fantastic so far, and Tomas Giarello has become one of my favorite artists. This team on one of Howard's best Conan stories? Sign me up!
Loved the new twist with them going to the CDC! I've been reading the comics in trades, and I was excited to see the new turn. It feels more like the comic to me after this episode since I'm now in the same position of not knowing where the story is going or what will happen next.
As for the concerns about them introducing a cause and a cure, it seemed to me that the one suicidally desperate scientist in the empty CDC building was not having much luck in that regard.
Anyone else get the feeling that Merle might have lead all those walkers to the camp at the end of the last episode?
November 22, 2010 4:33 pm This was my favorite episode so far. Each episode has had something in it that's had my stomach in knots. And only two episodes left! Anyone know how long until the Season 2 debuts?
September 17, 2010 3:21 pm Ah, Mystery Society, you're one of my favorite current books and were SO close to being my POW...until I opened The Unwritten. Damn you Choose Your Own Adventure Nostalgia!
I'm definitely a fan of Tom Welling's interpretation of the character, and as for the shortcomings of Superman Returns...I'm of mixed feelings. My biggest problem with it was the fact that the basic plot was the same as Superman The Movie. For all of the excellent special effects and decent performances, I've already seen that story, and it had Gene Hackman and Christopher Reeve!
And as far as I'm concerned, Christopher Reeve IS Superman.
Notice the map in the first strip, two of the countries are "Darkest Africa" and "Crocodile Country"
Loved the new twist with them going to the CDC! I've been reading the comics in trades, and I was excited to see the new turn. It feels more like the comic to me after this episode since I'm now in the same position of not knowing where the story is going or what will happen next.
As for the concerns about them introducing a cause and a cure, it seemed to me that the one suicidally desperate scientist in the empty CDC building was not having much luck in that regard.
Anyone else get the feeling that Merle might have lead all those walkers to the camp at the end of the last episode?
I'm definitely a fan of Tom Welling's interpretation of the character, and as for the shortcomings of Superman Returns...I'm of mixed feelings. My biggest problem with it was the fact that the basic plot was the same as Superman The Movie. For all of the excellent special effects and decent performances, I've already seen that story, and it had Gene Hackman and Christopher Reeve!
And as far as I'm concerned, Christopher Reeve IS Superman.