603. James Gordon


So, I watched GOTHAM. It was… eh. Ben McKenzie and Donal Logue were quite good. McKenzie’s come a long way since The O.C. But otherwise, eh. There’s a reason that, for the most part, we don’t see stories about Bruce Wayne as a child, or Batman’s major rogues before they were rogues. Because… who cares? There’s potential in a young Jim Gordon, but for the most part, unecessary. If this were more along the lines of Gotham Central – a Batman-less story about regular cops having to deal with the world that a Batman has occupied – then I’d see more appeal in watching this show. I’ll give it a few more eps, who knows, it could surprise me. But I doubt it.

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The lady person is preparing to teach a class to a bunch of rich women at a country club on wine glass painting. She has been practicing with different types of paint and glass for a few weeks now, and last night got me to do a glass as well. It was supposed to be some sorta Lovecraftian tentacled beast of some sort, but I am terrible and it just looks like a gray/purple swirly mess.

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Drew this on a placemat at a local Thai restaurant, having dinner with my pal Jason.

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595 .The Finger


Inspired by Kurt Dinse’s apparent inspiration by this character, once again I give you The Finger.

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Another character for a thing I think I might start doing something about in 2015.

Today I watched The Legend of Hell House. Tense haunted house horror film from the 70s, based on a Richard Matheson novel. I enjoyed it, quite a bit. I also read Silver Surfer #2. It’s quite fun and zany, a little hard to believe that Mike Allred didn’t write it and only did the art.