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Jun. 23rd, 2008
vid title: so say we all I (Handlebars)
music: "Handlebars" from The Flobots
fandom: Battlestar Galactica
duration: 3:38
spoilers: First 10 episodes of season 4.
summary: I can ride my bike with no handlebars.
notes: I'm only partially crazy and this proves it. Who has two thumbs and would release a vid at 2am on a Saturday night? *points thumbs at self* This vidder. This is the first in a series of Battlestar Galactica vids I'm planning, so wee!
download: 30mb avi
( lyrics )
I've given up all pretense of not being a spammer today.
My local library started getting in comics lately and it's the summer, so I'm plowing my way through decades of comics, graphic novels, and I'm engrossed in the Fell comic (written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Ben Templesmith). I love the concept of the nine panels in the beginning of the series and the evolution. There are only 9 issues and the vaguely promised issue 10 has not been released. The issues have self-contained storylines, while still having background ongoing themes. It focuses on Richard Fell, a homicide detective reassigned to Snowtown, which is has the look of an inner city and the feel of a third-world country.
The art is so beautiful. Ben Templesmith is amazing. He has this odd mix of cartoon-y European style, which I love. It's almost like Scott Morse's lines and shape had a baby with Ted McKeever's tone and value. Check out my icon for a hint at the awesome that lies within.
Seriously, I need to know what the frak is going on with the nun.
Image Comics has the first issue available online for your enjoyment.
My local library started getting in comics lately and it's the summer, so I'm plowing my way through decades of comics, graphic novels, and I'm engrossed in the Fell comic (written by Warren Ellis and illustrated by Ben Templesmith). I love the concept of the nine panels in the beginning of the series and the evolution. There are only 9 issues and the vaguely promised issue 10 has not been released. The issues have self-contained storylines, while still having background ongoing themes. It focuses on Richard Fell, a homicide detective reassigned to Snowtown, which is has the look of an inner city and the feel of a third-world country.
The art is so beautiful. Ben Templesmith is amazing. He has this odd mix of cartoon-y European style, which I love. It's almost like Scott Morse's lines and shape had a baby with Ted McKeever's tone and value. Check out my icon for a hint at the awesome that lies within.
Seriously, I need to know what the frak is going on with the nun.
Image Comics has the first issue available online for your enjoyment.
