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Oct. 6th, 2007 10:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lakrids404Well I think can conclude now that I am not a great blogger ( publish or perish in the awareness friends space). Not that I have had any ambition on that. I started this blog to follow the BtVS fandom, when much of it moved to livejournal at a time. Not that there are so many post about BtVS anymore, but I still read post from people I have never have seen. I find them interesting in all their heterogeneity glory, so thanks.
Now to something completely different after more a less break from comics over 15 years ( God I am old!). I have gotten back into them through trades and the not so legal side of the internet. One the story I have found, is The Surrogate by Chuck Dixon from the comic "Supergirl annual 1996 nr. 1 Legends of the dead Earthâ It can be found belove the lj-cut.
I found it a moving and bittersweet story, which shows you can write creative stories even inside the restrictions of a mainstream commercial comic universe, imo.
Now to something completely different after more a less break from comics over 15 years ( God I am old!). I have gotten back into them through trades and the not so legal side of the internet. One the story I have found, is The Surrogate by Chuck Dixon from the comic "Supergirl annual 1996 nr. 1 Legends of the dead Earthâ It can be found belove the lj-cut.
I found it a moving and bittersweet story, which shows you can write creative stories even inside the restrictions of a mainstream commercial comic universe, imo.
