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  1. Brad Miller made a hell of a shot. What a finish. 7:31 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  2. @ChrisSamnee to quote Neil Young: "saw it on TV, bought it on the phone, when I got it home... it was a piece of crap!" 2:45 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  3. @PaulTobin @tomfowlerbug I only kept up with the Charlton era series, when it was Blue Beetle Bailey. 1:44 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  4. @scottchantler nice - aim high, I always say. I'm looking forward to your book. 1:34 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  5. @PaulTobin yeah, definitely. Blazing Combat is like the little brother of those books. I loved that recent collection! 1:20 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  6. @scottchantler absolutely. Those war books really cemented my love for Kurtzman. 1:18 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  7. @EricOrchard yeah, but Dell's code was just as strict, it just wasn't as stupid that's all. 1:14 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  8. @robharrigan I remember in the 90's when they were trying to make a Sgt. Rock movie -- starring Schwarzenegger. That was as bad an idea. 1:12 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  9. Compare that to the amazing pre-code EC war comics: Frontline Combat and Two-Fisted tales are, IMHO, the best war comics ever. 1:10 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  10. I mean, few guys in Easy Co. died, often Rock charged a hill taking nazis out with punches, and gimmick stories were common. 1:10 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  11. As much as I liked Kanniger and Kubert's Sgt. Rock, I always felt it was fatally hampered by the the comics code. 1:09 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  12. hahah! The Sgt. Rock movie is not going to be set in WW2 but rather...the FUTURE. He better be punching robo-nazis! http://is.gd/4S22G 1:06 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  13. Sometimes you just gotta hit that high inside fastball. 1:47 AM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  14. @fazman Yeah, I'm familiar with the software -- I just don't like inking digitally. Just a personal preference. 1:43 AM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  15. honestly, inking tapered speed lines with a brush is annoying. I can't find a better way to achieve that look, though. 1:39 AM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  16. @stehitchen nope. That's the simplest way to maintain brush control. 1:38 AM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  17. @DocShaner same here. Its mostly for corrections, paste-ups and touch-ups for me. 11:08 PM Nov 9th from Twitterrific
  18. I still ink tapered thick-to-thin speed with a brush. Is there an easier way to do it? 11:05 PM Nov 9th from Twitterrific
  19. @DocShaner thanks, buddy. BTW, are you working mostly digital these days? 11:05 PM Nov 9th from Twitterrific
  20. @davin City has sucked since CTV bought them. Remember how good it was that they ran movies all night? 10:26 PM Nov 9th from Twitterrific