i am going to talk about hex and its casting next week, so tune in.

Neil: amanda does sketches, but commissions. she used to do them for free, but about more than half would be on e bay the following monday and like all the artists out there, it killed the free sketch thing pretty quickly.

and jill…the pleasure was all min, thanks for the link!!

KEN O: See you at the con and say hello to animal, my favorite muppet.

NATE: what book are you talking about…Torpedo or powergirl?

In fact, one of the best scenes in your Terra series was the dinner scene at the end.

Way back, one of my favorite Wolfman-Perez New Teen Titans issues was called A Day in the Life and it largely centered on the characters’ civilian lives.

Awesome.

Man, you have to bring back her cat. Power Girl’s cat was so awesome.

PS: Power girl looks really sexy, do you think she can get a tan, “maybe one in a tease” (I like this new catch phrase).

I’ll vote for “Day in the Life”, so long as we’re not bringing back any “Secret ID tradition” nonsense.

Did the Midas touch guys make it up to you and your wife for selling and installing an effed-up tire?

I’ll definitely be on the look out for the newly collected book @ IDW.

Jimmy, I’m surprised you didn’t mention anything about the awesome-ness of John Malkavich joining the Hex cast. I feel like a minority because I’m way way way more interested in seeing a Hex film than Watchman. Granted, I love the Watchmen book (I read it once like over 15 years ago,) but I kind of don’t care about the film coming out.

I find myself thinking more about the Hex film since I recently scanned an image of my wife along-side a very young looking, long haired Josh Brolin when he in Tucson (filming the Young Riders?) at our Old Tucson western-like museum. That would have been a couple years before I met her in the early 90s.

i met you at the NYCC and was stupid to tell how much i like this blog.

Your blog is a fun read!
See ya at the con!

Sergio

It was such a pleasure meeting/interviewing you at NYCC. The interview isn’t up yet but you can check out a wrap-up of the con on my blog here:

http://www.thenerdybird.com/2009/02/nerds-rule-new-york-city.html

You’ll want to check out a few of the links to my other articles on that page while you’re at it too.

Plus, it can help flesh out all the things we’ve never seen about her. We know pretty much how she responds to the bad guys, but going on a date? Dealing with work? Doing normal things?

We got a bit of that in the last issue of Terra, and it was great! Just keep it up and this series will do well.

See you soon Mayor.

…and that laid back ‘no fighting’ issue is an AWWWWESOME idea!!

A day in the life type of story is always cool one in a while. I f I remember the first time I saw that was in an issue of the Avengers where Perez was drawing Cap walking with Ms. Marvel and kids throw a snow ball at them and Cap just deflects it with thrown shield without missing a beat. Great story, so I’d love to see you do it in Power Girl for a change up in type of story.
Looking forward to the series.

Personally I really enjoy those kinds of situations more than when the superhero is fighting the bad guys. I mean, sure, it’s fun whenever the superhero saves the day, but I’d also really like to read an issue or two of our hero on the “down-low.” Joking around with friends, dating and/or partying (if the character was a teenager), fun stuff like that.

For instance, during the Resurrection of Ras al Ghul storyarc, I’ve enjoyed the scenes more when Tim was having his nervous breakdown than reading about Batman fighting those ninjas. And Nightwing #153 has to be the *best* single Nightwing issue I’ve read in years, and I really enjoyed Peter Tomasi’s run on Nightwing so far. It’s those emotionally-powered character moments that drive me to read more comics because I care about the characters so much.

Hint: Fangirls *really* dig that emo stuff, which is why The Dark Knight did so well last summer. Just don’t let it get too emo, let the character have fun once in a while too.

If you like the beaches in Sarasota, there are some nice ones in Pinellas county as well, passe grille is a real nice one, with lots of nice restaurants and bars right off the beach.

My friends and I will definitely stop by your booth at megacon, Just got done reading your Uncle Sam minis in tpb, great stuff.

My only reservation is the same I have for the series in general and that is a matter of connection to the DCU. And by connection I mean Kara’s opinions of other heroes/villains and their opinions of her. Stories that feel like they are part of the DCU rather than a corner of it.

Looking forward to it!!