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Drew the last panel tonight. It takes up like half the page.

Writing the last few pages of this issue was like pulling teeth. I was asking all the wrong questions, questions Kaleja didn't want to answer. Finally I shut up and let her tell it the way she wanted.

By the time she got the words out, I realized she's not entirely sane.

Funny. She's been in there twenty years and I never knew.

Another productive inking day.

The nights were difficult. The ache in my muscles would fill my world, keeping me from sleep, or I would think of father and mother and be consumed by the ache in my heart.

Two weeks into my three week vacation, I've been cranking on the comic. It's really a race against time, to try and get it completed and printed in time for APE (November 1-2). In hope of speeding up my inking process, I bought a Wacom Cintiq 12WX tablet/display. It's completely awesome; since it arrived on Friday I've been able to ink 6 pages.

I could tell you more of the voyage than you would wish. I could tell you of the days that seemed as endless as the sea itself. I could tell you of weeks that flashed away like kindling.

There's also another unit, the one you know as Craig Venter...

The game I've been working on for the past year has been officially announced:

Spider-Man: Web Of Shadows

Yahoo Games video preview

IGN coverage

“The trailer makes it seem as if Spider-Man met War of the Worlds and then they had a three way with Cloverfield. Then they had a baby named Awesome.”

So last night, I put on some tight clothes and some sexy boots and I went out, just like any normal young woman living in the city.

The next bit, driving into a bad neighborhood, putting on a mask, and sneaking into an abandoned warehouse, that's less normal, I'll grant you.

( the adventures of... )

I give it a B-, maybe C+. Definitely not as good as the first two movies, definitely not what I was hoping for.

Too many storylines smooshed into too short a movie. Adaptation choices which were not true to the spirit of the source material.

This guy covers most of my complaints (warning: spoilers), and he's not even a fan of the original Claremont/Byrne arc.

( Hella spoilers and fanboy criticism )