Recent content by Mog Elffoe

BUMP Anyone?

Hi, guys-- I've recently started working for my FLGS and we were thinking about adding our name and address to as many game manufacturers' websites as we could--you know like when you go to Out of the Box's or Wizards' websites and there's a link you click to see where their product can be...

That's a deleted scene that appears on the U.S. DVD release of Vol. 2.

It's been six months plus, so yeah, I DO want them back. I also want him to read them so I can talk about them!

Hey, guys--I've loaned my two Karl Edward Wagner omnibus collections, Gods In Darkness, and Midnight Sun, to a pal and he's taking forever to get around to reading them. Help me to get him to read them. I personally think that Karl Edward Wagner's Kane stories are truly fantasy classics, but I...

Guess so. Here's Box Office Mojo's list of All Time top grossers, adjusted for inflation. Box Office Mojo

'Cuz in the movies Spidey's powers are also all in his head. They're manifestations of his psionic powers. :cool:

Kai Lord was being funny with the subject line of the thread.

Excellent! Thanks for posting that!

Be sure to stick around for Porco Rosso, Laputa, and Kiki's Delivery Service. Porco Rosso has a Castle of Cagliostro kinda vibe going for it. It's much more broad than the other films. Laputa has some of the best action sequences around. I fully plan on stealing stuff whole cloth from it...

Actually, it's been established in regular Marvel continuity that Mary Jane ALWAYS knew that Peter was Spider-Man, even before they'd ever met. I love that issue of Amazing Spider-Man where the Puma tracks Spidey down by scent only, bursts into his apartment where they have a big brawl and all...

My personal favorite Miyazaki film is Castle of Cagliostro. Too bad they aren't showing it. Laputa is great stuff, too.

In the comics, the same is also true of J. Jonah Jameson. He's directly responsible for the creation of the Scorpion and of the Spider-Slayers.

That's just what Pete *thought* he saw--he's rationalizing his powers. Or they could also be like the webbing and be ectoplasm that he creates. It still fits.

Anybody else get the impression that Spider-Man's powers in the movies are almost wholly psionic, since they were so dependent on his frame of mind and confidence level? Super-strength, wall crawling, and agility are all limited versions of telekinesis. His webbing's ectoplasm, a visible...