Belly Laughs — 1 year agoIt’s strange and yet totally believeable that the last movie I have seen that made me laugh this much was ‘Shaun of the Dead’ (by and starring the same people).
There’s just something about British humor. Somehow it goes way farther than American humour without ever having to sink lower.
There’s not much to say about it. You’d have to be SO prudish not to laugh at this movie.
A nice, quick read. It was more of a long short story.
I usually hate short stories because I feel like they’re over too quickly to have established good depth, character and situation. That was not the case with this book.
It’s a pretty good ‘growing up’ story. I say read it.
The Stigma — 1 year agoIn a lot of ways I could completely relate to the drama of ‘mixed gender’ friendships portrayed in this book. It seems very apparent that the author has been through the agony and misunderstandings involved in trying to be friends where everyone else sees ‘sexual tension’. Unfortunately he really seems to only have experienced friendships that DID have some degree of sexual tension.
In the end the author’s own psychology drives the story to a sort of stale-mate ending. The story is great and it features a lot of laughs and heartache. I could relate to most of it, but I wish the ending had been a bit more hopeful.
Read this book if you’ve ever gone through the frustration of explaining how you are friends with someone from the opposite gender and DON’T plan on ever sleeping with them.
SO gorgeous — 1 year ago
Gad!
This man is so unbelievably talented. He does this all without computers (or mostly without anyways). His style is dynamic and expressive. Dawn has to be one of the most mysterious, intriguing and beautiful ladies in comics. JML seems like a very down-to-Earth, friendly guy. He also seems rediculously modest for someone who I consider in the top ten best all-around comic book artists working today. I would just LOVE to go to DragonCon this year and have him sign my copy.
If you love art involving gorgeous ladies (especially curvy Goddesses) then you just HAVE to check out JML. You won’t be dissappointed. The book is all color, no run-on blabber and features the bulk of JML’s best work of all time.
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