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About Time
Well, it only took about two and a half years, but I finally finished reading Angels & Demons by Dan Brown (ya know, The Da Vinci Code guy). I bought the book in the Dallas airport in July 2006 when I was stuck there overnight, read the first half of the book in about a week and then for some reason just ... stalled.
Having just breezed through three Kathy Reichs books (Devil Bones, Bones to Ashes, Break No Bones), I figured finishing Angels & Demons was in order, especially since the movie will be out soon.
Side note: The geek in me wants a crossover novel in which Dr. Temperance Brennan and Robert Langdon team up to solve a particularly vexing series of murders with religious implications.
I also now have the Witchblade Compendium, which compiles the first 50 issues of the comic book. I used to like Witchblade in its early days, so I thought that would be the perfect collection, especially since I missed some of the older issues and pretty much anything after issue 38 or so.
Rest peacefully, Michael Turner. Some of us still love your work.
That reminds me: I need to finish reading Watchmen before the movie comes out. I also need to get to the comic book store -- I think I'm behind on my Buffy and Angel stuff.
Well, it only took about two and a half years, but I finally finished reading Angels & Demons by Dan Brown (ya know, The Da Vinci Code guy). I bought the book in the Dallas airport in July 2006 when I was stuck there overnight, read the first half of the book in about a week and then for some reason just ... stalled.
Having just breezed through three Kathy Reichs books (Devil Bones, Bones to Ashes, Break No Bones), I figured finishing Angels & Demons was in order, especially since the movie will be out soon.
Side note: The geek in me wants a crossover novel in which Dr. Temperance Brennan and Robert Langdon team up to solve a particularly vexing series of murders with religious implications.
I also now have the Witchblade Compendium, which compiles the first 50 issues of the comic book. I used to like Witchblade in its early days, so I thought that would be the perfect collection, especially since I missed some of the older issues and pretty much anything after issue 38 or so.
Rest peacefully, Michael Turner. Some of us still love your work.
That reminds me: I need to finish reading Watchmen before the movie comes out. I also need to get to the comic book store -- I think I'm behind on my Buffy and Angel stuff.