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Curtain jerking: guys who go on early in the card at an event.

I think tickets to his show at the House of Blues in Atlantic City went for 85.

I think they will give Aries a little offense. Didn't they show a little video package on him recently?

I tried it twice and both times ended with me having to purchse brand new ink cartridges. Reccommend to avoid.

Aside from Kip James, looks like its going to be a fun show.

If he's not being manipulated to be a villain, than I think Johns is doing a hell of a job to write him as being a villain from the perspective of current DCU.

By the way, here is the Perez cover to issue #5

All I have to say is wow. Although the yellow tights are a nice addition, IMO.

Based on that picture of Superman of Earth-2 offering that life to Batman, this makes me believe that someone more powerful is going to be the main villain in Infinite Crisis. It would be interesting if they revealed one of the Endless as being behind this (After all, Sandman was vaguely a member of the DCU in a detatched sort of way...Batman was involved in the first arc of Gaiman's run, Sandman/Morpheus appeared in the first arc of JSA).

It's cool, but a little diluted thanks to A1.

I just read issue #2, and I'm still waiting to see what the correllation between the five prelude series and this are. To be honest, I haven't been digging Infinite Crisis so far. We are two issues into it and aside from the returns of , nothing much has been learned. The pace has been kinda slow and I hope the remaining issues don't feel rushed.

I think Kirkman is handling the new series...it should be good.

Edge, Rey Mysterio, Kurt Angle, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, and Chavo Guerrero.

That's pretty much it. Your best off going to a place that sells preowned DVDs.

from newsarama.com PETER DAVID GETS HIS (MULTIPLE) MEN This weekend's Motor City Con provided one answer for those wondering what Peter David’s future holds. According to the writer, one of his upcoming Marvel projects will star Jamie Madrox, aka, the Multiple Man. In regard to David’s comments that the character was a mutant whith whom he’d had some familiarity, Madrox was a member of X-Factor while David was writing the book, circa 1991-1993. For those not familiar with the character, the name is the power. Madrox can create duplicates of himself when struck, turning him into a functioning one-man army. Having first appeared in Giant-Sized Fantastic Four #4, the character remained in the periphery of the X-Universe for years, and was a research assistant for Dr. Moria McTaggart, Professor X’s colleague in Scotland. The character moved to the X-Factor team when David took over the series, and David’s characterization of Madrox was fairly straightforward (well, as straightforward as a multiple man can be) during his tenure on X-Factor. However, after David’s departure from the series, things weren’t so pretty…or straightforward. The Legacy Virus, death of the “prime” Madrox and survival of a duplicate, the X-Corps, covert ops with Forge, and action on Genosha followed…and saying that the character could do with some streamlining is an understatement. According to David, speaking at a panel at noon on Saturday, the project will be a five-issue miniseries called Madrox, which will also include Strong Guy (Again, from David’s X-Factor tenure), and Rahne Sinclair (Wolfsbane from X-Force, New Mutants (old and new) as supporting characters. David described the feel of the series as being along the lines of a crime noir detective story in the ghettos of Mutant Town. If the five issue mini does well, David plans to lobby for an ongoing Madrox series. The artist on the series will be Pablo Raimond -------------- It seems like it could be interesting, but they'd be insane to do a regular series. I 'm more interested in the fact that Strong Guy is going to be in this!

Stupid question... In a H2H, would I be better off trading Jamaal's Tinsley and Magloire for Stephen Jackson and PJ Brown?

I kinda noticed that there were a handful of bikers when I saw Scissorfight. Not many of them, as their were a lot of scenecore kids there since Lamb Of God and two other bands like that were playing.

I think Ra's works in Batman's world. His character is so different in nature than all the other would be crimelords; his beef with Bats is due to the shunning of his daughter and wants to make him pay at all costs.

DC also put out a bunch of hardcovers of Neal Adams' run on Batman. That is some great stuff there, especially the debut of Ra's Al Gul

Even if this game sucks, at the very least its another revenue stream for TNA.

I've been thinking about this for a while, but they should really make a WWE Legends game. Just base it off of the most current games and adjust the storyline and graphics.

Being that I enjoy listening to WXRK in NY, I'm kinda pissed that they are going to the all talk format. I'm giving Roth 8 months. I don't see how he can possibly be that entertaining on a daily basis.

Don't read Broken City.

Robin can't be the mom though, since she doesn't have feelings for Ted. That's what I like about the show. Instead of having some long drawn out will they or won't they thing, we know they won't. Does it kill a lot of potential plot points? Yes. But I think it will make the show that much better when Ted finally meets the mom. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> I think its great that they seem to be sticking with Robin not being the mother. Them getting together would totally jump the shark.

I think the show is suprisingly good...i just hope they don't burn out Barney's "suit up" jokes.