I wish I had read more comics. Trouble is, we don't have comic shops in England. At least, I've never come across one. I rarely get to see a good comic. We have one or two marvels in the local newsagents, and I think there might be a DC or two, but their usually books with several stories of different heroes and they change each month. To be honest, it would be a nightmare to try and get a whole story.

well shit that sucks. I dunno how many times I tried to make it to my local store first on wednesdays so I could get the first pick of new comics (wednesday is new comic day). must suck not having a store.

You should actually be able to find this in a bookstore. I know Barnes and Nobles and Amazon has it and I actually read a copy from my local library. This graphic novel came out in the eighties and is considered such a landmark that it gets grouped together with literary novels.

We don't have barnes and nobles and I don't use amazon. I'll check at the library and the book store we do have (waterstones), but I'm not sure they'll have it. I only got the trade paperback Maximum Carnage because we were in America for two weeks last year and I had the time to wait for the comic store in old Kissimmee to order it in.

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See if you can work out what this is for :rolleyes:

The Alien remake?

Close. It's actually the sequel to when Harry Met Sally.

:p



But what do you guys think of the poster? I think it looks alright. The film is unlikely to be good, although I think it should be way better than the Friday the 13th sequel.

I read the script and stopped after 30 or so pages. Meh.

Casting for Freddy looked pretty good.

What I read Freddy had already racked up 2 bodies and I think his only line was "You remember me."

And I didn't like the writing for Nancy. They tried way too hard to make her character different from everybody else's.