Sunday, July 24, 2011
Sega Stuff episode 5
Sega Stuff episode 5 is here! It's taken longer than it should have, because there were technical difficulties, and you'll still hear a rather annoying echo in this episode. That aside, please enjoy!
Sega Stuff Episode 5
Labels:
Bryan Trusty,
Golden Axe,
Saturn,
sega,
Sir Mike,
The Conduit
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Zooey Deschanel Doesn't Deserve This....
So "Yes Man"... it's kinda like "Click" and an awful lot like "Liar, Liar"... I liked it better than "Click" but would need to watch "Liar, Liar" again to pass judgement. I liked "Liar, etc" better when I first saw it than I liked "Yes, Sir" when I just watched it a few days ago, but I was so much younger then.
All-in-all I liked it better than I thought I would. I recommend it to anyone who likes Jim Carrey movies. Or Zooey Deschanel... or Luis Guzman.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
The Death of a Comic Store
I once went to a combination computer repair and comic shop in Bloomington, IN. I was intrigued by the concept, so I asked the owner if the majority of his money came from the comics or the computer repair. He laughed a bit and told me that the way to make a small fortune in the comic business, is to start with a large fortune. Today that statement rings truer than ever, as today marks the final day for Comic Carnival on 38th Street.
The Comic Carnival West has been a part of my life since I was around 13. I used to spend my Sundays walking there with my cousin to spend my allowance on comics. As I grew I focused on a great number of other things, but when I found myself looking to read a comic series again, it was always the first place I would look. Recently, I have gotten back into comics in a big way, and I have been making trips their with friends at least once every month.
I have been to many comic stores in my life but this one was always my favorite. I loved the aesthetic of the place. I always got the feeling that it was a comic shop for the love of comics, and not just a place that sold comics because it seemed to go well with their true passion of tabletop gaming. They always had a fair amount of the less popular fare that I find most interesting. I believe it was our own Seth, who summed it up nicely by saying that he can find something he wants to buy every time he goes in there.
I am sad to see this store go. After 13 years, having to find a new comic shop will be a bit of a shock. There are still two Stores open on the north and east side of town. I am very fond of the North side store on Keystone, and I urge everyone to go there. I would hate to see this entire chain go down
Labels:
Comic Carnival,
Comics,
Sethifus,
Sir Mike
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Sega Stuff episode 4
Myself and Bryan Trusty have started collaborating on a Sega themed podcast. We just completed episode 4, but the first three episodes are available as well. Check back here for the new weekly episodes. Please to enjoy!
Sega Stuff: episode 4
Sega Stuff: episode 3
Sega Stuff: episode 2
Sega Stuff: episode 1
Sega Stuff: episode 4
Sega Stuff: episode 3
Sega Stuff: episode 2
Sega Stuff: episode 1
Labels:
Bryan Trusty,
Dreamcast,
Jet Set Radio,
podcast,
Puyo Puyo,
Sir Mike,
Sonic,
Streets of Rage 2
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