Either I'm going to be late, or I'm going to be early...

Hope you enjoyed/are enjoying/will enjoy it! Come and hang out around here more!

Yeah, what Ken said--stop working so much and hang out with us more!

Happy Birthday. . .err, again!

Thanks guys.

A combination of working too much, and spending all my time and money on comic art has pulled me away from here lately.

Nice link. I'll have to dig through it more tomorrow--gettin' tired now.

Craig, this is completely off topic of this thread, but I used to read comics when I was younger and stopped right around the time all the major artists defected from DC and Marvel. I haven't been in a comic book store in ages and I wonder how the modern comic book is faring?

Edit--looked through the convention sketches and loved the Sergio Aragones' version of DD!

Happy Birthday Craig! Enjoy all your new toys.

Happy Birthday, Craig!

Bren R.

Most of the big names are back working with Marvel and DC now. Frank Miller and Jim Lee are doing a Batman book now. (it doesn't live up to their potential in the least though, damn it!)

There's plenty of good stuff out there though. The other major change is that you can buy just about any title in trade paperback form collecting numerous issues (usually a complete story arc) at just about any major bookstore (or if you're smart amazon.com)

It's now time, so Happy Birthday, Craig!.

Happy Birthday Craig.

Happy Birthday, Craig! I'm keeping this message short and sweet to contrast with the long thing I hope you get later today.

Happy Birthday. Enjoy the day, and your PS3! Then come back here and give us a full report!

OOPS! I "happy birthdayed" you in another thread. But, I guess there's no law that says I can't wish you another one. Consider it done.

Have a great B'Day Craig!

Happy b-day, have a great one!

And many happy returns!

Happy Birthday, fellow fan of panel art!

Excelsior!

Make Mine Marvel!

FOOM!

Happy Birthday Craig.

Bug

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There's plenty of good stuff out there though. The other major change is that you can buy just about any title in trade paperback form collecting numerous issues (usually a complete story arc) at just about any major bookstore (or if you're smart amazon.com)

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You know, as many times as I've been to a bookstore I just haven't paid any attention to that section. Duh! I'll definitely have to check it out. Thanks.