Daredevil: Father
— Joe Quesada
Hidden Empire
— Kevin J. Anderson
Liberating Atlantis
— Harry TurtleDove
The Briar King
— Greg Keyes
The Highwayman
— R.A. Salvatore
A Dance with Dragons
— Geroge RR Martin
Republic of Thieves
— Scott Lynch
MegaCon
— Mar 12-14, 2010
WonderCon
— Apr 2-4, 2010
Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo
— Apr 16-18, 2010
Calgary Comic & Entertainment Expo
— Apr 24-25, 2010
ConnectiCon
— Jul 9-11, 2010
Comic-Con
— Jul 21-25, 2010
Gen Con Indy
— Aug 5-8, 2010
Fan Expo Canada
— Aug 27-29, 2010
New York Comic Con
— Oct 8-10, 2010
Armageddon Melbourne
— Oct 16-17, 2010
Armageddon Auckland
— Oct 23-25, 2010
Throughout LFG’s run, we’ve often been asked to turn this page or another into a poster, and have it up in the shop available for sale.
For the most part, we’ve declined due to numerous factors.
However, we just couldn’t resist putting this beauty together:
This 18x24 poster featuring Sooba, Richard andthe Bunny is now available in the LFG shop, while supplies last!
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A few random thoughts about what I’m currently watching and/or waiting for…
Lost, Season 6
According to my calendar, it looks like we’re less than a week away from the season premiere of Lost. While the show almost lost (sorry) me in season 3, it found its path again and I’m greatly looking forward to seeing how it all ends.
As a side note, I hope the polar bears return, and we discover that the island is actually owned by Coke.
Legend of the Seeker
Season 2 continues to veer away rather heftily from the books, but I rather enjoyed the introduction of the sisters of the light, despite the fact that it was one of the elements I disliked heavily from the books (I always felt Goodkind borrowed a little too heavily from Robert Jordan there).
Merlin
I’ve been receiving a metric ton of e-mail from you folks recommending this BBC series. While I was apprehensive at first, any show that features Anthony Head as a regular pretty much guarantees me as a viewer.
5 episodes into season 1, and it’s starting to grow on me. My hope is that as the series progresses, it will lose a bit of the cheesy aspects.
Caprica
My love for Battlestar Galactica is well known, as is my disappointment in the series finale. That in mind, I’m finding Caprica a little underwhelming, as we know how it all turns out. I will give the series a few more episodes before I make a final judgement call.
Spartacus: Blood & Sand
This is one series I haven’t caught yet, as I patiently await it’s debut on iTunes (we don’t get Starz up in Canada). I was curious though, what your thoughts on the premiere were.
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Hey folks,
Wow. In the virtual world we\'ve got the constant celebrity bombardment of Leno vs Conan. In the real world we\'ve got the much more important crisis of the earthquake in Haiti. And here in our little corner of the Net, we have hopefully been able to provide you a few laughs to take the edge of of Life\'s heartaches for awhile.
Y\'know there have been times in my career when I click on my television to see catastrophe and devastation and it\'s easy to despair. These things are so big they defy imagining and can cause us to turn in upon ourselves in feelings of depression and helplessness.
Don\'t. Don\'t do that. Don\'t forget you have value. If you can\'t trust yourself, then trust your friends and loved ones who hold you in value in their lives. Depression is a very selfish place where you dig yourself a hole and crawl in face first.
Don\'t.
Even in the face of disasters like Haiti, differences can be made. We can\'t all donate money and we can\'t all be on the ground to help dig out survivors or distribute water and food, but we can lighten the loads of those around us. Just a little. And that\'s a worthwhile endeavour.
All I can do most days is draw funny pictures. I hope they\'ll make you smile for a bit. Tonight I\'ll be ustreaming as usual. Maybe I can make you smile a bit there too. In the meantime, go hug someone. You\'ll both feel better for it.
Later!
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