A few thoughts before I go...

Today is training. I won't be here much to answer comments but I will get to them if you leave them.

Troy on Friday! Anyone up for it? I'm thinking like an 8 or 9 o'clock showing. Let me know.

Talking to Ben this morning about how he saw the video last night of Nick Berg. His comments on it are: ( It's a bit long )

And on a much lighter note, who knew Link was a hottie? I might have to get a Gamecube just for this game. I have a weakness for Zelda games...

Training is going well..

It's a good day so far. I must get lunch now.

I got e-mail from Geoff Johns. That was a pleasant surprise.

Only one taker for Troy? C'mon. Who else is up for it? Friday? Around 8?

Ouch.

Fantastic Four Fans? I'm sorry. Really. Harry doesn't know everything and he's not always right but... This sounds a lot like what is happening with Superman. Why people would fumble on flagship titles... I have no idea.

And apparently King Conan is going to happen anyway and Triple H is going to be Conan. *head scratch* Errrr. Oookay.

Access Hollywood on Thursday will be showing the trailer for DreamWorks' Shark Tale - and Constantine.

The second installment of "The Adventures of Seinfeld & Superman," called "Hindsight", will come online on May 20.

McFarlane is bringing back the animated Spawn.

Terry Gilliam will next direct Tideland, which starts shooting September 7 in Saskatchewan, Canada, once the director has finished his current film, The Brothers Grimm. Variety says the film, written by Gilliam and Tony Grisoni, is adapted from Mitch Cullin's novel about a girl in rural Texas who escapes from the grim reality of her life into a world of fantasy. She is accompanied on her adventures of the imagination by four disembodied dolls' heads, which will be voiced by well-known actors.