Back home.

1 - Neil Gaiman will be writing Batman in January with Andy Kubert art. Really. Honest. DEAR GOD, AWESOME. (Only two issues, though. Awwww.)

2 - Gambit being in the Wolverine movie footage seems to have rekindled a spark I thought long dead. Stupid inner 14 year old. (OMG! EEEEEEE! (Shut up, Andy) EEEEEEEEEE!) *ahem*

My luggage was marked as suspicious. I have yet to open it and look at it. I'm thinking of leaving it alone for now, just because I don't have the patience to put anything away. I have acquired a copy of and re-read Watchmen. I have a sketch of Lady Shiva by Aaron Lopresti. I like the one he colored. I have to say I LOVE the one on the back that was a test sketch. I picked up Question trades, which I didn't know existed. Love me some Question (Charlie and Montoya both). Picked up some graphic novels for Carol. Even more for myself... I have The Women of the DCU poster signed and ready for framing, as well as the chibi pictures of Gotham and Marvel Men.

Ummmmmm.

I need to go to sleep now because I'm supposed to be working in the morning but I'm reallllllly rethinking that idea. I'm wiped the hell out.

Back in the saddle...

Or something like that. Getting back into work is always a bit hard after a week off. I really didn't want to come in today but I have a vendor meeting today. Which has turned into a vendor lunch, which is okay.

From The Hollywood Reporter - Ridley Scott's revisionist take on the Robin Hood tale, had been aiming for a mid-August start date, production on the film, which is to star Russell Crowe as a sympathetic Sheriff of Nottingham, has been indefinitely postponed. A new production start date probably couldn't be set until next year.

Do you want to see the Wolverine footage? http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3W6C984nSk0 It probably won't be there long. Also, who ever was taking the footage can't seem to hold still.

This speaks for itself - http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=darkknight.htm

NBC has put their panels up on their site if you want to see them (sans full first episode of Heroes for that one at least.)

Mary Ann Marie Beetle, a character from the “Muffin Buffalo” episode of “Wonderfalls,” will turn up in a season-two episode of ABC’s “Pushing Daisies,” Bryan Fuller told the ComicCon crowd Saturday.

Geoff Johns is writing an episode of Smallville with the Legion in it. Hrmmm. Can the Legion make Clark stop whining? That would be worth seeing.

And... Yeah. That's it. I'm really tired.

........ Not funny.

Stupid song.

Stupid song kicking me in the face.

Hate you song.

Hate you.

*sighs*