Brad Gullickson
@mouthdork
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Actually re-listened to this episode on the plane back to Virginia. Ben Wickey is such a gift to comics. Glad to finally meet him in person & be there for his first solo San Diego signing.
And now, my feet in the morning. I really don't want to leave San Diego today:
B&N exclusive cover for SUPERGIRL: WOMAN OF TOMORROW. Every time I see this book in a new way, I wanna buy it.
"Of all creatures that breathe and move upon the earth, nothing is bred that is weaker than man." #NowWatching
"You have to be active in love, don't you? You can't just sort of swim around in it." Sam Neill, Legend.
While cleaning the Love Nest this past weekend, I actually found my 2009 MOON ticket stub. @manmademoon.bsky.social, still vividly remember that screening.
I think this makes us the Billy Crystal of the Harvey Awards, right?
Just re-sorting short boxes and I'm at that stage where I regret starting.
McDonald's Apple Pies are Fried again. My life is instantly improved and shortened.
Ben Wheatley's A FIELD IN ENGLAND is one of my absolute favorite modern horror movies and Lisa & I were overjoyed to have him on the podcast to discuss Judge Dredd & Judge Dee.
Really looking forward to next month's Christopher Nolan comic book adaptation.
I've never been more jealous of a podcast, listening to Bill Simmons & Sean Fennessey spend 2+ hours discussing 2001: A Space Odyssey with Steven Spielberg.
A photo I took of Papa on Utah Beach in 2004, pointing out to the general location where the USS CORRY sank on D-Day.
Papa, my cousin Chris, and I walking around the battery possibly (there's some debate) responsible for sinking the USS CORRY.
A few more photos from the day. You can see me in the first one, taken just after the reef was put to sea.
12 years ago the French ship Amiral de Tourville took my grandfather, his shipmate Tom Groot, Dad, and myself to the site where the USS CORRY sank off the coast of Utah Beach on D-Day. We laid a reef for the 24 sailors lost that day. NBC filmed the event.
Starting THE DEAD ZONE today, but properly, thanks to @joeyesposito.bsky.social.