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I remember back when I was a kid and a bunch of comic books were enough to make me happy with glee over the weekend. While good comic book stories were relatively sparse during  the middle-90s, the power-fantasy plots filled me with a sense of adventure and wonder that was most delightful. As one grows up however, that feeling dissipates and becomes pretty hard to come by. I was able to mention in another journal entry, that old topic of how the make-believe / innocent mind of a child opens up a world of possibilities and excitement that can no longer be reached by adults (I think with the Mass Effect entry). Yes...Peter Pan had a sublime un

Hi guys, it's been a while. For anyone interested in the update to the Burger Saga, I am still working on it. I haven't abandoned it. While originally supposed to be a 3-page short, it's now become a 4-page short (I added an extra scene I felt was needed / required for it to be a true Tintin homage). This coupled with a lot of important recent developments since part 2 bumped the planned deadline several times. Many thanks to those who've viewed the strips. I will complete it. Promise. =)

Ever got that feeling when you were a kid where you just received a video game that would make you want to skip class just so you could play with it all day? The last time I "really" felt that was with the very first Resident Evil for the PS One. I remember counting the minutes until the High School bell rang so I could go home...only to find either my brother or sister had beaten me to it and I'd have to wait.Darn. Anyway,the reason I'm saying this is because I'm feeling the same, well, 'feeling', again...with Mass Effect 1 and 2. I never really got into the xbox. I thought of getting the 360 at one point, but the ps3 exclusives eventuall