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Originally posted by DucesTecum:
Just wanted to let you know that my fellow coworker and Browncoat called the local comic stores earlier today and all copies are SOLD OUT! We're in Nashville so why in heck don't I ever see any Nashville Browncoats online???

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Originally posted by frscpe1:
I wish I could read it today. I just went to TFAW, where I preordered this month's set and it now says as the ship date, July 20th. Ain't I just a happy Browncoat?

"Well, other than being shot at by the Electric Mayhem, I'm fantastic."

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Originally posted by DucesTecum:


If that was the The Great Escape on Broadway. Sorry about that. My bad. And you don't see me online, because I never have anything to say.

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Did Shepard know he was helping... helping?

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Originally posted by DucesTecum:


If that was the The Great Escape on Broadway. Sorry about that. My bad. And you don't see me online, because I never have anything to say.

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I'm confused...

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Originally posted by lucyfersam:
It would be impossible to fit an entire episode into a single issue of a staderd format comic book. In most comics an "episode" is typically 3-6 issues long, so it is reasonable to assume that the 3 issues together will constitute one episode. Overall, I thought it was quite good as an introductory issue, a d am looking forward to the next one.

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Originally posted by lucyfersam:
It would be impossible to fit an entire episode into a single issue of a staderd format comic book. In most comics an "episode" is typically 3-6 issues long, so it is reasonable to assume that the 3 issues together will constitute one episode.

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Originally posted by BlackoutNights:
I read an interesting article about a week or so ago about how the comic book industry continues to struggle even though the comic moves (a-la Spidey, Batman, Fantastic Four) are doing well.

Interestingly enough, they traced it back to the early 80's when Marvel, in all their wisdom, decided to make a few of their books Direct Only — meaning if you didn't subscribe to it, you'd have to visit your friendly neighborhood comic specialty shop to buy it.

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]You've apparently never read Global Frequency or 100 Bullets or any of the other one-issues-is-a-complete-story comic books. Just as an example, the WB Global Frequency pilot was based pretty much on just the first single issue of the 12-issue run. (Not that I'm trying to plug that comic or pilot, but it was one hell of a series and show that I highly recommend buying (comics) and watching (unaired pilot). Hint, hint.)

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Originally posted by lucyfersam:
Actually I've read both of those and watched said unaired pilot (I absolutely love Global Frequency and desprately wish they would air the pilot and do a full series, but for the time being recomend anyone to go find a bittorrent of the pilot and watch it). However, you may notice that there is a lot in the pilot that is not in the first issue it was based on, because there is more space to work with in the hour long pilot than in a single 22 page issue.

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Originally posted by DucesTecum:
OH! Now I get it (sometimes you have to paint me a picture).

But in this case, I'm the stupid one.

I don't know what store my buddy called about the comics (I'm a little old for comics and therefore would not know where to find one) but I'm buying these because they are FIREFLY!!! One is never too old for Firefly. Anyway, nice to know there are other Nashville Browncoats around. Will you be attending the opening night of Serenity? My buddy and I were trying to figure out what kind of costume we might wear and I said I'm too fat to be any of the characters and he said I could go as a companion and of course I laughed and said Yeah did ya ever see a FAT companion?

"And I'm thinking you weren't burdened with an over-abundance of schooling." Mal, Train Job

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Originally posted by DucesTecum:
OH! Now I get it (sometimes you have to paint me a picture).

But in this case, I'm the stupid one.

I don't know what store my buddy called about the comics (I'm a little old for comics and therefore would not know where to find one) but I'm buying these because they are FIREFLY!!! One is never too old for Firefly. Anyway, nice to know there are other Nashville Browncoats around. Will you be attending the opening night of Serenity? My buddy and I were trying to figure out what kind of costume we might wear and I said I'm too fat to be any of the characters and he said I could go as a companion and of course I laughed and said Yeah did ya ever see a FAT companion?

"And I'm thinking you weren't burdened with an over-abundance of schooling." Mal, Train Job

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One can never be too old for comics. *cough* *cough* Not sure when i'll see the movie, but i'm sure i'll see it lots of times during the opening weekend. i'm not a big costume person myself and when i saw the pre-screening in Memphis, there were only a handful of costumes, so just wearing a brown coat would probably make you more costume-y than most.

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