Duncan Idunno

I don't read this title, but i'm commenting to give an XL "AMEN!" on enough with the damn vampires.  
In my opinion, vampires were DONE in the 90s - turn out the lights, the party's over - with Anne Rice and Blade(amongst other)movies and USA network cop shows,etc.,etc.. But I guess their being undead just keeps 'em coming.  
I only hope Wolfmen, Frankensteins, Mummys, and Creatures from the Black Lagoon don't end up using the same PR firm as Dracula one day.

Would you consider 'The Six Million Dollar Man' to have been a super hero developed for the 
screen? I count a velour jumpsuit as a hero's costume - imagine the sheer balls it took 
to wear something like that...added to Col. Steve Austin's other badass traits.

One of the main reasons I get my comics mail ordered. My state charges 7% tax on 
top of the comic industry's rape - I get free shipping, no sales tax, and a discount 
(10 - 20%) for subscribing. The downside is waiting for titles and avoiding spoilers, 
but Duncan got mouths to feed!

Watcha gonna do when that hair grows back in?

Allow me to be the board cynic and issue a warning though: 
 
I really enjoy reading many of the indy comics out there, until they go into "hiatus" for MONTHS on end in the middle of 
a story arc or worse, in the case of limited series, with only an issue or two left.  Avatar, Aspen, and Zenescope have been  
the worst about this in my experience. That's an all too common practice with these companies.  I don't really consider 
Image to be 'independent' anymore, but even they've had some lapses in production recently. 
So enjoy these titles - just don't fall in love!

Considering the interior walls of most residential structures are only 8 feet high, you'd have to decide which foot to lop off - the top or the bottom? Nor have I seen many rooms that had 15 feet of continuous wall without windows. Might come in handy to block the windows of a meth-lab though...i'm only here to help!