Author (#10)March 2006 Archives

The Boston Globe works to prove it.

I'm sold on the notion; he never gives the same performance for every character in every part in every role in every film. I cannot articulate well enough to defend the point without plagiarizing.

Hat tip to the Corner.

I don't know precisely how Hutch ended up on Deep Space Nine and not on his beloved Babylon 5 but I know how I got my answers. (Hutched tried to rig it, too, I think).

What I don't understand is how Battlestar Galactica got so far up on my list. I don't watch that show; I deeply enjoy the show that I ended up crewed with. I have no idea what is what with Battlestar Galactica now except that Starbuck is now a girl and Boomer is a Cylon.

Over at his website Chuck Dixon has revealed that he is writing Wildstorm Comics' relaunch of DC Comics' old barbarian swords-and-sorcery character. There is also a preview of the cover.

Don't forget that from a curse given him as a child, Valcan has one arm not a hand but an inhuman claw.

The original character and series was created in the seventies as a response to Marvel Comics' possession and use of the liscense for the Conan character. It did not last very long; I am certain that this one will last much longer. The series was entitled "Claw the Unconquerable" and I believe it died from the DC Implosion and low sales.