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Microsoft Surface or similar touch-screen technology. Or make the screens as stiff plastic laminated mats with [colored] tabs.

??? Never mind.

I meant he sells his books to you.

She's Chun Li(?) in the new upcoming Street Fighters film.

They don't get advertised enough. Maybe if they follow all the companies that make their products iPod-compatible or -ready (from boomboxes to car stereo ... oy vey :erm:), make Klooge Werks D&D-ready.

Is it possible to forget the themed setting the RPG comes with and focus simply on the rules to salvage? I know I did that with my OA book so I don't have to play Rokugan d20. I just use it for my own psuedo-Asian setting. Some have even use Star Wars Saga rules to make a Firefly/Serenity-type...

IOW, he turned into us. :devil: Oh, well. You can never run out of ranters.

Ask him if he wants to sell his books that he has already read. Chances are he would like the money for his college expense if not some pocket money to tide over.

Isn't that like taking LARP to a whole 'nother level? I've been thinking about this. Let me know how you pulled it off.

Is it the same when it is reversed, like say an original film being novelized or turned into graphic novels or comic books adaptation?

Because he didn't make the film. Yes, you hit it right on the nose: sheer arrogance.

Gawd!!! Where have you been? Having a regular mainstream life? Come back to the Geek side of the Force. :lol:

Yeah, I'm sticking with Borders. At most, I only buy one book a week, and I'm hardly the kind of customer who follow the "mainstream" Bestseller list.

Not Warner Brothers. Besides, aren't most Marvel films with the exception of a few that have already been contracted to other studios, like Sony Entertainment, are being produced (i.e., funded) by Marvel's new film studio division?

I may be considering using Borders.com, now that I have moved away from the metropolitan and back to my childhood home, where there is absolutely ZERO bookstore. Did anyone tried Borders.com for ordering online?

Spider-Man came out some time after the 9/11. I remembered they had a promo trailer that featured the WTC (obviously shot before), but were removed due to sensitivity of the situation. X-Men came out around 2000, if not before. Can't be helped. It takes one good superhero movie to get everyone...

B&W too simple for you? ;) Meh. IMHO, not every art have to be colorized.

I'm trying not to get myself banned. :lol: Anyhoo, just wishing Michael the best of luck post-Smallville. The same goes for Kristin Kreuk (no longer a regular).

Don't we also earn points? If you purchase a lot and use the B&N card, then you might be able to pay off the $25 annual membership fee and save more. But like I said, I'm cheap. I'd rather have a reward club card that is free (i.e., ZERO membership fee).

I thought it was like that in the beginning of the industry. Only once in a while you find a few good stories, such as The Watchmen or Maus.