
Anyone that's been unemployed and/or had the TV on around 10am should know what this is referencing.
It was a GREAT birthday this year.

Be forewarned, the packaging is mislabeled--and our pilot is actually on disc 2. There's also a special featurette on disc 1 about the history of Plas and Jack Cole. The folks who put it together at The Cannery were generous with the amount of time they let me speak--even though I looked like a sweatier, twitchier version of a crack addict. They used a TON of our production art (looks GREAT, "Uncle" Phil Rynda, Stephen DeStefano)--floating and morphing behind me, Tom, Jerry Beck, Mark Evanier, Dan Riba and Batman: Brave and the Bold's James Tucker (sorry, James! hahaha). Check it out, let me know what you think! 

Seeing as how I only play one game a few times every 4 years, I haven't seen the point in "upgrading" to a better gaming system. Hey, if they're generous enough to keep putting games out for the older system , I'll gladly play them. That being said, after purchasing the latest "strategy guide" (see: "I suck", above), I get to see the game I COULD be playing on a newer system--as only 6 pages of the 300+ manual is devoted to PS2.
Continuing my drawings of characters from books I'm currently digging, the revamped GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY has become a monthly treat (see: Groot, Bug and Rocket Raccoon). Issue #18 features an alternate universe lineup from the year 3009 which includes an aged Wonder Man under the mantle "Hollywood". I love Wonder Man and I love aged superheroes--it's like chocolate and peanut butter for me! This is my drawing (without much alteration).