Say What You Like Sunday!
I’m going to take a page out of Geoff Klock’s Blog and let you all have your say today…
Say whatever you want to in the comments to this post — random, off topic thoughts, ideas, suggestions, questions, recommendations, criticisms (which can be anonymous), surveys, introductions if you have never commented before, personal news, self-promotion, requests to be added to the blog roll and so on. If I forget, remind me. Remember these comments can be directed at all the readers, not just me.
ALSO. You can use this space to re-ask me questions you asked me before that I failed to answer because I was too busy.
AND you can use this space to comment on posts that are old enough that no one is reading the comments threads anymore.
WRITING FOR THIS BLOG. If I see a big free form comment that deserves more attention, I will pull it and make it its own post. I am always looking for reviews of games, tv, movies, music and books. So feel free to contact me if you want to write for The Furnace.
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Lord Shaper
what?! I’m the first person to comment? WTF?! Oooook. I’ll start then. What do you look for in a GOOD horror movie. Suspense, gore, a good hook, supernatural, a mad killer, psycological, what?
-Kat
i think you need a new avatar from me. i haven’t said so because i haven’t had the time to make one for you. 😀
I only have one big thought today (aside from working on Starkweather: Immortal) – I WISH I WAS AT DRAGON*CON IN ATLANTA. My favorite of all cons the two times I’ve been there (and the place I won my only art award so far), it’s always full of fun and magical good times.
Kat – To be honest I don’t mind what kind of horror movie it is as long as it keeps me entertained. I enjoy the Nightmare of Elm street movies for the horror at first to the humour that came afterwards. If it Bores me then I’ll turn it off… simple as that.
Grant – If your offering I’ll take one… but over the years you have done a lot of work for me and Brian… I’m loving what you have been doing anyway and I have been buying the majority of it when it comes out.
Patrick – I keep hearing about Dragon*Con as well as every other con in the US. I get to go to one a year over here and that’s not enough but there isn’t many here to go to.
I always have wanted to go to GenCon as well as NYCC and SDCC.
What are your thoughts on services such as Comicsxp.com, carbonatedcomics.com, & the soon to launch Longbox: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=21693? Are you interested? Will you purchase comics digitally?
BlaqueSaber – I think it’s a way the industry has to go to stop from it collapsing. I can see the use of all of those products and you also forgot to mention DriveThrucomics.com which also does offer downloads.
As we’re all getting more mobile and want to read things and play games etc on the go and on our mobile phones it will defiantly be more accessible to more people which will help the growth of the hobby.
Now I have read downloaded comics before, I read a couple of Webcomics a week and I have been sent PDF’s as well but for me as I might buy some of the comics from Longbox or other services to try them out, I’m still one of those people who likes to have an issue in their hands to read.
I think that comes with the collectors mentality tho.
Also with those services I haven’t heard if you can download an issue again if it was deleted or you had a PC crash etc without charge. So if you can download without charge it could be interesting way of having a backup of issues.
All in all it’s good for the industry as we have a decline in comic stores so more people can get hold of the comic bug.