A very interesting arc as it introduces more characters. Rebellious claymores are sent on a suicide mission against awakened beings from the north. The action scenes are fast paced and entertaining. Storywise, It focuses more on the humanizing of the characters more than anything else which makes the story more compelling. Overall, the distribution of the plot, action and drama is of equal value which makes it impressive to watch.

Next arc:
Invasion of Pieta - Blood and gore fever!

From the pages of Countdown to Infinite Crisis, Infinite Crisis and 52, comes the new hero the world will never know, Booster Gold.

Ignoring the fact that he is one of my favorite characters in comics, this issue comes with a big punch for a b-list character.

The art, although inconsistent, is at a decent level. Theres a lot of intricate details to read on its pages –which fits for its medium. (Although not as detailed as 52.)

Storywise, Geoff Johns did a great job in introducing the character without eating too much pages. He was able to write Booster’s past, present and future within the whole issue. One of the things fans would love are the references and the humor of the comic.

Overall, the comics does a great job on being able to introduce history while making character development and plotting the story. This is definitely a must read for both fans and non-fans of Booster Gold

Autodesk announces Maya 2008

Autodesk announces 3ds Max 2008

Wow of Warcraft expansion

Video links on SDCC later.

Ooh. Exciting. Nothing else would turn me on more than being able to suggest a glorified but useless award. Well maybe freakish anatomy.

End of a chapter and kept things interesting to the next chapter.