Here’s the trailer. You should watch it just for the theme song.
Sorry folks, I’m finishing a huge final project that will determine if I graduate or not.
No time for blogs Doctor Jones!
If you are feeling generous, please feel free to:
Here’s the trailer. You should watch it just for the theme song.
Sorry folks, I’m finishing a huge final project that will determine if I graduate or not.
No time for blogs Doctor Jones!
My sister and I are going to an Iron Man movie marathon tomorrow. We’re going to watch Iron Man 1, 2, The Avengers, and then the midnight showing of Iron Man 3. Needless to say, I am pumped.
When Lord of the Rings: Return of the King was released many theaters did a similar thing and I missed it. I said if I ever had a chance to do something like that I’d take it. So we’re going.
I should warn you that Friday’s strip might be a little later than normal, seeing as how I will be recuperating. I hope you can forgive me. If you can’t, well it’s Iron man 3. Deal with it.
The weeping angels are my favorite Dr. Who villains. At first it was the Daleks, but as things have progressed the Angels have moved to #1.
If you’re not a Dr. Who fan, I understand. It took me awhile to warm up to it. I don’t think it’s for everyone, but if you have never given it a shot, you should. It is very geek friendly.
The guys are in with the popular kids now.
Or, more likely, Yah Dood is sinking into the second level. Flash has probably planned to drag him into geekdom since he met him. Flash is sneaky like that. Next thing we know Yah Dood will be playing CCG’s.
I do have a younger sister.
I’m not that protective.
Seriously, I’m not.
Okay, maybe just a little.
Fine. I may make an occasional death threat, but nothing serious.
Okay, I may have threatened a friend at sword-point.
Only once.
It was all in good fun. I swear!
On Rob’s recommendation, I recently started watching Dr. Who. He loves the show. I’m not sure what I think of it. It’s been okay. Not as good as I expected. I am working my way through season 3 of the most recent incarnations. So I guess it’s the 10th doctor? Whatever, I’m still new to all this Dr. Who stuff. I will probably go through the whole thing. That way it’s one more thing in the geek arsenal for the comic.
Chris started the debate, and allowed Flash to set the stipulations. Chris took Superman. Flash could pick anyone he could think of, except DC comic characters. Flash chose himself. After a long guffaw from Chris and Mike, Flash set the conditions.
Conditions:
Few matches against Superman would ever be gladiatorial. Due to Superman’s power level. Flash constrained the battlefield to provide the opportunity to win this theorictical bout.
His stipulations:
1. Standard city environment.
2. Average day.
3. Superman and Flash will not strike an accord to end the battle. (One has to kill the other.)
4. Natural weaknesses in effect.
5. Superman and Flash must have a physical confrontation of at least one blow. (No heat vision from orbit, or flying down from space to turn Flash into a pink mist)
Scenario:
Flash sees superman in the sky. He jumps from a tall building. He screams for Superman to save him. Superman swoops down and saves Flash. Once they are safely on the ground. Flash thanks him and gives him a bro-hug.* While close, Flash instantly grows a kryptonite beard and metal spiked hair. He drives his hair into superman’s skull, killing him instantly. Flash stands victorious.
*Bro-hugs with a slap on the back satisfy the 5th stipulation.
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