« All over the world | Main | Frickin' Amazon »

September 13, 2002

Disposable income, I don't have

Ok, so I looked.

What comics would I get if I had the cash?

AMAZE INK (SLAVE LABOR GRAPHICS)

DARK HORSE COMICS

DC COMICS

MARVEL COMICS (fuck 'em)

ONI PRESS INC.

VIZ COMMUNICATIONS

Extra isn't running X/1999 (which title is now quaint rather than futuristic. . .), but they do have Revolutionary Girl Utena:

One day, the truth comes crashing down on a little girl-her parents weren't away on a trip, they've died. The grade-school-age girl wanders the rain-soaked streets of her home town with no distinct purpose. Drenched in rain and tears, she finds herself by a river, and without knowing what she is doing, she throws herself in the roaring flood. Suddenly a man appears-her prince-and he rescues her, banishes her tears, and tells her to grow up into a strong, noble woman. And the girl's love of the prince determines her personality from that day forward-she strives, not to become a princess, but instead to grow up to be a prince just like him!

Yeah, yeah, more gender-roles-in-anime/manga stuff. Everyone needs a hobby, that's mine.

Update: I provide encouragement for Jason to revisit things he loved, and what do I get for it? Static. Not even Static Shock. At least he liked the JLA. . .

Posted by Aaron at September 13, 2002 08:47 PM

Trackback Pings

TrackBack URL for this entry:
http://www.uppity-negro.com/cgi-uppity-negro/mt-tb.cgi/474

Listed below are links to weblogs that reference Disposable income, I don't have:

» the obsidian age from negroplease.com :: better left unsaid
Aaron's an ass. I hate him. [Read More]

Tracked on September 15, 2002 08:00 PM

» comic book toys instead of a rant from a small victory
blog of hate a post about comic book toys to keep me from writing about hatred and getting all aggravated [Read More]

Tracked on September 16, 2002 08:03 PM

» but you didn't hear it from me... from negroplease.com :: better left unsaid
I'm full on sushi so mostly this is stuff other people said. [Read More]

Tracked on September 17, 2002 01:03 AM

Comments

Post a comment