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January 25, 2012 3:11 pm I know you are probably kidding, but every beer nerd that I have ever met is not only passionate about their love of beer but also love to share their knowledge to others without (See Chris Neesman). I'm sure there may be a few jerks out there. I just have been lucky enough to never run into one. Bean

January 17, 2012 10:50 am According to Box Office Mojo, The Incredibles have the 4th Highest Pixar Box office (behind Toy Story 3, Finding Nemo and Up) and the 2nd biggest Opening (behind TS3). I agree with @wallythegreenmonster. I think it comes down to toys and other merch.

November 23, 2011 6:36 pm Good for you Josh. Why can't people accept that these are Ron, Josh and Connor's favorite read of the week. Not Josh, Ron and Connor's prediction of what everyone else liked that week. Also, I don't see anywhere up in the article where Josh said anything disparaging about any of the other comics that came out this week. Maybe he liked your pick just as much as you but liked Comic Book Comics a bit more. Oh well, you don't need me to defend your pick. The article above does it better than I could, Bean

November 23, 2011 5:56 pm How is it not a REAL comic?

November 23, 2011 5:06 pm A great book indeed that should be read by anyone who loves comics, history and /or comic book history. I spoke with Fred and Ryan at C2E2 this year and they were thinking of following this series up with a book focusing on the U.S. Presidents. I asked Fred what it was going to be called and he responded with, "I think we are going to go with 'Action Presidents'." I hope they are able to make that book happen because I am sure it will be as enjoyable and informative as Action Philosophers and Comic Book Comics.

November 10, 2011 3:40 pm You said its the same model. While I understand that they are different mediums, I was attempting to show that they are not using the same model when it comes to the pricing of the digital only package. I think with some tweaking, they could even come up with a rental model. I do not read 90% of my comics more than once. If I could get a digital rental copy that goes away 24 hours after I open (it at 16% to 40% of the cost of the physical ) I would be all over it. I can tell you this. With 3 exceptions I have gone to the one month later price for the New DC 52 titles that I buy. I still buy OMAC, Swamp Thing and Batman day and date digital, but I am waiting the extra month to save the $1.00 for the other 10 or so titles I have been reading. The good news is we seem to be getting more and more options of where and how to read digital comics legally every day. Bean

November 10, 2011 3:03 pm The Captain America Blu-Ray retails for $49.99 (but you can get it most places for about $24.99). I can get the digital only download off of Amazon or itunes for $14.99. I can rent a copy for $3.99 off of itunes.

November 4, 2011 4:38 pm This is my favorite feature every year. Great work everyone. Thanks for the kind words on M.O.D.O.G. Udo actually kept it on for about 20 seconds before he kicked it off. Keeping him still long enough to take the picture was harder than building the get up. Bean

November 4, 2011 9:28 am Thanks for putting this list together. It (as well as sketches and panels of the week) is my favorite part of Friday. Bean

November 2, 2011 12:33 pm It is an under appreciated run. I also recommend it.