Spooky
Name: Mike Bodacious
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I had written a comprehensive and well -written review typed, when I accidentally pushed the return button. ****. So, I’m…
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In Japan, where the manga is currently released in “Big Comics Spirits”, Astro Boy is huge. Real huge! (But not…
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(Note: I’m not reviewing this volume, rather than reviewing the series to this point) The story of the immortal Swordfighter…
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Wow, you guys are extremely mean to TNC...
Anyways, it's sad to see that only 23 people have to say something about this.
Umm, does Revision3 block now foreigners, because I can't watch the shows via stream anymore. So, I download them, which is fine, but this particular episode has encoding errors in the Xvid (avi) version. The sound is speed up (funny). If I opt to slow down the video in general, then the sound is normal and the video to slow. And while I could hear the interview, I really like to watch the episode as it's intended.
I checked if it's my system, it isn't. I got all the required codecs and tested different video players. Doesn't work. So, I assume it's an error in the encoding process.
Hmm, we could kill less trees with Longbox. That's a way to garner a totally different market, Hoseley, you and your PR team could have a little two-pager in greenpeace center saying:
"Producing this little booklet costs nature valuable trees. With Longbox this could've been thwarted, then we see a shot of Dr. Doom raising his fist and screaming: "If not for Mother Nature, than fight at least for LATVERIA!" (sponsored by the souls of the dead trees.)
Anyway, on a serious note, will europeans have a chance to use Longbox to buy the american comics directly, if they don't want to read the localized ones? Or will Longbox be restricted to those the US until the contracts have been sealed with the european distributors?
@Josh: You should I enjoy the Smodcast, even though Smith persona tends to overdo it sometimes due to the aforementioned heavy use of marijuana. Which is funny a couple a times, but makes you feel bad like spending money on a Libertines ticket when Doherty was having dinner with Buddha.
However, I just wanted to draw that comparison since the show featured similiar aspects of Smodcast. Firstly, two creators, who work in the same business, talking each other. Topics revolving with daily lives of said creators instead of information about their creative process. And lastly, New Jersey.