Project Hail Mary. Very charming film with effects work so good you don't even think about it most of the time and undoubtedly Gosling's best performance I've seen. I definitely see how it caught on so hard for a while there.

Conan: City of the Dead. Fun pair of stories that come very close to he voice of the originals but with a bit more bite.

Literally thought Sieg had white hair because they wanted to make it clear he was older then most of the cast until I saw this shit, what in the god damn

Shame

Reminder

Well this thing works like a charm but I don't, looks like squats and lunges are back on the menu.

Tried a new local place a tipped the driver extra, may have over done the order but who cares, I'm going biking in a bit.

I HAVE DISLIKED THIS WORTHLESS WAR MONGERING BIGOTED PIECE OF SHIT LONG BEFORE I LIVED HERE AND HATED HIM FOR THE LAST COUPLE YEARS, LET'S FUCKING GO!

Transformers Cyberworld S1. God, what a fantastic show this has been so far. Great animation, hilarious & gripping writing with fun new takes that make it clear this is made by folks who love the franchise and want it to move forward & build new audiences. The best 5 min of the week most of the time

Another two hours later and my new grocery getter is basically done. Just need a full battery and some clear skies then I can take it for a test ride.

Took a bunch of ibuprofen and decided to go for it, after two hours we've got the guts together. Taking a lunch break and then I'll put the comfort stuff on and charge it.

Home At last. Hasbro Transformers Generations Legacy United Infernac Universe Calcitron outdoors after an Ice Storm

Tremors. Very fun & smart monster flick with a great cast and some frankly stunning effects. Can't wait to never watch the sequels.

Anyway, Psycho Train is neat. Could use some more poseability in the combined mode and balance in the transformations but I do enjoy how innovative and experimental it all feels.

Garo: Flower of Makai. No idea how this became known as the original black sheep of the franchise other then people just not being up for a new lead, because it is one of the best toku shows I've watched in a while. The stylistic one offs are just brilliant and the main story is really charming.

M.A.S.K. #2. For as annoyed as I was with all the set up done for this in other books, I do appreciate that it has allowed them to just hop into doing loosely connected sci fi plots of the week that use the vehicles in interesting ways. This issue was pretty solid.

Green Lantern: Beware my Power. Interesting take on a more serious sci-fi DC film, though it's really held back by subpar animation and stiff voice acting.

Transformers #34. Another solid issue, I think Kirkman has finally found his footing with this series. Great intrigue for the Autobot/Millitary plot and one of the best action scenes in a while.

Back to work

Void Rivals #31. Well the Skuxxoid storyline certainly got the most Kirkman ass ending it could have. Glad we're gonna be done with them for a while now.

Clayface: Celebrity Dirt #1. Very strong start, I love that they're not trying to directly tie into the movie and instead building something off of recent continuity that makes you wonder about the nature of the character.

Daredevil #691. Really good balance here, our first real look into what the new villain is like, some nice introspectiveness from Matt that let's the excellent art show some classic moments and a check in with the cops that feels worthwhile. Feels like this run has found it's footing.

The Fury of Firestorm #4. Some solid moments & great play with the format in here, but I am getting a little tired of the "Actually, that seemingly unconnected thing from old comics was Stein the whole time!" bit, think maybe this is the last time they can get away with it.

The Twilight Zone #9. A wonderful tale about spiritualism, paternal love and the rhythms inherent in fiction and life. one of the best in this series so far.

Supergirl #15. Solid end to the biggest arc of the series so far, I'm a little sad to see Lesla get benched but the way it was done was very touching and the new status quo it sets up for Kara is pretty exciting so I'm looking forward to see where Campbell takes the book next.

Green Lantern Corps #18. IDK man, something about this one feels a bit drawn out and it has a moment that should have got me really hype but falls flat due to some truly excessive lamp shading. Hopefully the finale next month will be worth it.

Spidey's pose was inspired by this panel from the original Superman/Spider-Man crossover btw.

A Bad Turn. Hasbro Marvel Legends Tracksuit Mafia & Renew Your Vows Spider-Man on Ramen Toy Super M.U.S.K. Diorama

I have been told by several folks that this mold is one of, if not the, best Batmans Todd ever did, I think it's pretty good. Still not as nice as most Marvel Legends in the last few years and in desperate need of a cloth cape, but it's about as good as the Superman I liked aside from that.