Comments on: FRIDAY BY THE SEA http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/ Sat, 22 Nov 2008 22:34:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: jamie baker http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-241 jamie baker Sun, 01 Jul 2007 20:24:56 +0000 http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-241 that is a beautiful drawing. What is the inspiration for that? I would like to see more of her... that is a beautiful drawing. What is the inspiration for that? I would like to see more of her…

]]> By: Josh http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-236 Josh Sun, 01 Jul 2007 01:13:38 +0000 http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-236 I think I miss the way comics were in the early nineties, like around 1992. I was just thinking about how the characters in the current JLA are great, but I'd like to see the early nineties JLA, with the lesser known characters like that one that appeared to be a DC version of Captain America. His suit looked pretty similar to Cap's. That was about the time they wrote stories like Cap-wolf. My first comics were either some Superman comics in the early eighties or Batman in the late eighties, but I didn't really get into comics big time until The Flash live action tv series debuted on CBS. My mom or dad bought me a Flash comic that had Grodd in it and I ended up buying the rest of the issues of that storyline. And I got into collecting various comics from there. Comics weren't as dark and serious as they are now. I think I miss the way comics were in the early nineties, like around 1992. I was just thinking about how the characters in the current JLA are great, but I’d like to see the early nineties JLA, with the lesser known characters like that one that appeared to be a DC version of Captain America. His suit looked pretty similar to Cap’s. That was about the time they wrote stories like Cap-wolf. My first comics were either some Superman comics in the early eighties or Batman in the late eighties, but I didn’t really get into comics big time until The Flash live action tv series debuted on CBS. My mom or dad bought me a Flash comic that had Grodd in it and I ended up buying the rest of the issues of that storyline. And I got into collecting various comics from there. Comics weren’t as dark and serious as they are now.

]]> By: COMIKXGUY http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-234 COMIKXGUY Sat, 30 Jun 2007 18:30:42 +0000 http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-234 NICE! AND DITTO ON WHAT YOUR BRO SAID :) AND BILL :) NICE! AND DITTO ON WHAT YOUR BRO SAID :) AND BILL :)

]]> By: Trick http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-233 Trick Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:57:06 +0000 http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-233 Well here in Texas I've worked a few cons ( okqy three) and i've seen 8 Impulse only sketch books. I'd say the little guy was pretty damned popular. Well here in Texas I’ve worked a few cons ( okqy three) and i’ve seen 8 Impulse only sketch books. I’d say the little guy was pretty damned popular.

]]> By: Bill Nolan http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-231 Bill Nolan Sat, 30 Jun 2007 02:13:24 +0000 http://www466.pair.com/mringo/2007/06/29/friday-by-the-sea/#comment-231 Mafus wrote: "Bill, you made me laugh with the 'snuff books' comment. I think you just coined a phrase I’m going to be using a lot. With your permission, of course." Consider it my gift to the world... :) Mafus wrote: “Bill, you made me laugh with the ’snuff books’ comment. I think you just coined a phrase I’m going to be using a lot. With your permission, of course.”

Consider it my gift to the world… :)

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