• Considering that this officially marks the very special first appearance of my own girlfriend, I thought it would be more than appropriate to jump in on this week’s post!

    Yes, I have a girlfriend and I mentioned her when I told Marv about my shelving problem. Which I can happily say totally worked.

    When significant others meet the other people in our lives, we sometimes are concerned, because you may have that fear that there just won’t be a large enough of clicking involved. Thankfully, Curt solves this problem for us by buying, and loving, the DC Comics crossover event of 1988 Millennium that ended up being weird. I mean there were a few nice things in there, mainly in the crossover titles…but not in the actual Millennium itself. Nothing against those creators because making comics is hard. I mean I guess the intention was good but the editors missed the mark on that one.

    Trotzdem.

    Back to the issue at hand, the first interaction went quite well and Barb’s confusion can be justified because saying something like Curt has irreparable brain damage is something I would say.

    Doch?

    Bis bald,

    Franka

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  • With the Captain Planet book coming out from David Pepose and Emmanuel Casallos from Dynamite Comics, some have really fallen hard for the book. I can imagine it brought back memories to a lot of us, a time when we sat on the floor watching Saturday Morning Cartoons. Planeteer Alert was a segment that gave you tips on how to be good to the environment and to raise overall awareness. Here’s one below about not poaching bears.

    I do not know how many kids found themselves in a bear poaching sitaution, but you do you have to go after them early.

    Thankfully the rules are more strict where we are located in comparison to other places in the world, the United States included. But if Curt wants to do a Planeteer Alert, I am all for it. Because a lot of what we sell is second-hand so surely our individual footprint is lower than other activities.

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