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Discussion of Buffy and Angel comics, books, and more. Please don't get into spoilery details in the first week of release.
According to my Newbury Comics email newsletter, Astounishing #17 is out tomorrow. That's almost on schedule, isn't it? Consider me astounished.
This is pretty good:
The Physics of Super-Heroes: Part 1 [link] Part 2 [link] Part 3 [link] Part 4 [link]
Clips of an episode of the BBC show "Masterminds", where the guy's chosen subject is Neil Gaiman's Sandman. I got about as many questions right as he did, thankyouverymuch.
Regarding Astonishing X-Men #17, is anyone now wondering if the Sebastian Shaw and Neurasonic Teenage Warhead we're seeing are real at all? I'm assuming that Cassandra Nova is a psychic projection, either from her slimy prison or from hitchhiking within Emma Frost. I'm also assuming that the Emma we've been seeing for months is some other Genoshan mutant (with the diamond body power) that Cassandra reshaped mentally and physically into an Emma doppelganger as part of a contingency plan. But Warhead's powers are also telepathic, and thus easily replicable by either Cassandra or Emma. And the "good" Emma tried to physically breach that containment device, rather than the far more logical Shaw. I wonder if Peter actually knocked himself out in that fight a couple issues ago ...
Matt, sounds good to me, but I'm really, really lost at this point. I'm enjoying the character stuff, but have no idea what the hell is going on. Leave it to Joss to make Scott interesting, though. Whoulda thunk?
The Legion of Super Heroes is airing this Saturday morning. On my local CW affiliate, it's at 10:00am.
Snerk. Cameo by Booster Gold as a janitor.
Who's the father of Catwoman's kid?
Who's the father of Catwoman's kid?
Sam, Slam's son. Apparently.
However, I'm going to maintain that, really, it's Superboy Prime.