The Super-Duper Friends to the rescue!
Sometimes you just have to have faith that something fun will turn up by day’s end. Found this one yesterday making the blog-rounds:
Yes, it’s got a political point of view. So does breathing, nowadays.
Sometimes you just have to have faith that something fun will turn up by day’s end. Found this one yesterday making the blog-rounds:
Yes, it’s got a political point of view. So does breathing, nowadays.
Last week I told a bittersweet Christmas story and this week I was going to give my Christmas list of stuff that I thought would make good gifts. Then… I remembered the young lady I met in an airport a while back. I never got her name but she told me she wants to be…
Long-time Dick Tracy aficionado Joe Staton will be taking the classic Dick Tracy newspaper strip following the retirement of long-time artist Dick Locher after March 13. That’s the right man for the job. Of course, this writer made that suggestion to the newspaper syndicate 27 years ago. Joe should be admired for his patience as…
My beloved has just been pushed out of a fourteenth story window and is plummeting toward certain doom. I must rescue her and I will – as soon as I change clothes… We were discussing, last week, how superheroes are evolving and we agreed – didn’t we? – that, on the whole, with a few…
As our own Martha Thomases pointed out last Saturday, today is Labor Day. Martha made an interesting comparison between Manhattan and the Bottle City of Kandor without once referencing Rudy Guiliani as Brainiac. Nice self-restraint, Martha! Like Martha, I, too, come from a city of Big Labor, one that has thus far managed to avoid…
Collecting a bunch of quick hits between panels: Nikki Finke reports that Oni Press and its film-production arm Closed on Mondays Entertainment have announced a first-look deal with CBS Television Studios to develop the publisher’s comics for TV. Oni already has a lot of buzz this weekend thanks to that Scott Pilgrim movie. But on…
BURBANK, CA, May 15, 2019 â Warner Bros. Home Entertainment announced today that The Shining, Stanley Kubrickâs terrifying 1980 horror masterpiece, will be released on Ultra HD Blu-ray and Digital on October 1. The 4K remastering is of Kubrickâs original 146 minute version of the film which premiered in the United States on May 23rd,…
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Thanks for featuring the video. :)JONAS DIEGOhttp://jonasdiego.com
Ditto.It totally cracked me up.Kudos to the makers!
You did a, um, Super job, Jonas!
Thanks, guys! :DJONAS DIEGO<a>htttp://jonasdiego.com
I didn't have any clue who her father was until the first page of this chapter. I was a bit late (oh, really?) and I'm sure there are others who were quicker on the uptake than me.Congratulations to Mr. Holroyd – not only for his terrific secret but for a great story which keeps me eagerly waiting for the next installment.Now, if I only knew what this formula was … 😉
This plot is extra twisty! I also had NO clue that Gur Kahn might be Maya's father. And I've been trying to follow this plot closely. I had been guessing that Gur Khan was Jigaro (a minor character, a Takada Energy Security Enforcer, introduced and forgotten way back on page 61, White Viper #12). Both Jigaro and Gur Khan are BIG, beefy guys. Maybe Jigaro is only a red herring. Where is Jigaro?Jade says, "He wanted more just like him." And Maya responds, "Like him…?" I agree, what does "like him" mean? Blond? Tall? White? Ruthless Killer? So Gur Khan had a eugenics through rape program? Jade says he "took advantage" of her. That could mean a lot of things, but I read that as "rape." Why did Gur Khan forget about Jade? She certainly didn't forget about him.OK, so Gur Khan and his bandits had been plaguing the valley for at least nine months before Ta Moa showed up. Gur Khan is native. What made Gur Khan want the halves of the medallion? How did Gur Khan find out about the medallion? Was there a traitor in the Brothers of the Monastery? As far as I can tell, only Ta Moa, his father (Lam) and the Monks knew what the medallion was for. Where did Lam, Ta Moa's father, go? Why hasn't Lam come looking for his son?What is Gur Khan's connection to Takada Energy or Suko Research? Why did Gur Khan wear a mask and hide his white hair?How was Jade able to follow Ta Moa (a trained Ninja) without being detected? How was she able to best Gur Khan with one blow, even with the element of surprise? Has Jade had martial arts training?The plot has really picked up in pace since White Viper #15. It feels like the pacing has shifted into overdrive and you are rushing to a conclusion. At one point it felt like the White Viper might run for about 30 issues or more. Now it feels like you are trying to wrap things up by issue 20 or 21. Was there a change in the production schedule or am I reading too much into this?
Not that it matters too much, except to Mr. Holroyd, but Erin Holroyd, the writer, is Mrs. Holroyd.