Captain America is Dead!!!

[jlm53089]

he is faking it

[Dan Lambskin]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

[acsguitar]

Way to support the troops Captain

[Coppermine]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

[Tavish]

The Cap'n was proof that steroids aren't the big evil people try and make them out to be.

[Dan Lambskin]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

Oy turns out to be the Crimson King in disguise

but yeah, there's like a 7 issue comic arc that retells Rolands younger years with some new info and some old. issue 2 just came out but i havent got it yet

you better get crackin on those remianing books, although they final 2 arent quite as good as the others

[Coppermine]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

Oy turns out to be the Crimson King in disguise

but yeah, there's like a 7 issue comic arc that retells Rolands younger years with some new info and some old. issue 2 just came out but i havent got it yet

you better get crackin on those remianing books, although they final 2 arent quite as good as the others

Wolves, compared to the previous books, was a little disappointing to me... I think because it started answering questions and adding characters. Plus it had a different feel, it wasn't nearly as cool as Blaine the suicidal monorail.

[Dan Lambskin]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

Oy turns out to be the Crimson King in disguise

but yeah, there's like a 7 issue comic arc that retells Rolands younger years with some new info and some old. issue 2 just came out but i havent got it yet

you better get crackin on those remianing books, although they final 2 arent quite as good as the others

Wolves, compared to the previous books, was a little disappointing to me... I think because it started answering questions and adding characters. Plus it had a different feel, it wasn't nearly as cool as Blaine the suicidal monorail.

i hear ya, especially at the time i was reading it i didnt care for it, but thinking back about the Father Calahan travels and whatnot that turned out to be a pretty cool part of the story...and Andy The Messenger Robot (Many Other Functions or whatever his name is

i think Book 2 and Book 4 are may favorite in some order, although 3 is pretty sweet too

[Coppermine]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

Oy turns out to be the Crimson King in disguise

but yeah, there's like a 7 issue comic arc that retells Rolands younger years with some new info and some old. issue 2 just came out but i havent got it yet

you better get crackin on those remianing books, although they final 2 arent quite as good as the others

Wolves, compared to the previous books, was a little disappointing to me... I think because it started answering questions and adding characters. Plus it had a different feel, it wasn't nearly as cool as Blaine the suicidal monorail.

i hear ya, especially at the time i was reading it i didnt care for it, but thinking back about the Father Calahan travels and whatnot that turned out to be a pretty cool part of the story...and Andy The Messenger Robot (Many Other Functions or whatever his name is

i think Book 2 and Book 4 are may favorite in some order, although 3 is pretty sweet too

I think 2 was my favorite where he goes back and forth through the doors and he gets bitten by that giant lobster. Man, that's cool stuff.

[Dan Lambskin]

People still read comic books

i picked up the Stephen King's Dark Tower comic

I didn't even know they had that; I haven't made it past Wolves of the Calla yet, so don't tell me what happens.

Oy turns out to be the Crimson King in disguise

but yeah, there's like a 7 issue comic arc that retells Rolands younger years with some new info and some old. issue 2 just came out but i havent got it yet

you better get crackin on those remianing books, although they final 2 arent quite as good as the others

Wolves, compared to the previous books, was a little disappointing to me... I think because it started answering questions and adding characters. Plus it had a different feel, it wasn't nearly as cool as Blaine the suicidal monorail.

i hear ya, especially at the time i was reading it i didnt care for it, but thinking back about the Father Calahan travels and whatnot that turned out to be a pretty cool part of the story...and Andy The Messenger Robot (Many Other Functions or whatever his name is

i think Book 2 and Book 4 are may favorite in some order, although 3 is pretty sweet too

I think 2 was my favorite where he goes back and forth through the doors and he gets bitten by that giant lobster. Man, that's cool stuff.

my dream is to eat one of those Lobsters