STARDUST MEMORIES TRIBUTE SERIES

I was hesitant, because even though I like PDKs story ideas, I am not a fan of his execution of those ideas. I told you I did and I didn't like the book (still don't). When we discussed Blade Runner months ago, you asked if I ever read the source book 'Do Androids Dream.'. Don't you agree it's beautiful? I just love it. It's the same size as a comic and fits on my shelf or in a comic book box perfectly. It was also great that they didn't make the book over-sized. This is one of the nicest collected editions I've ever seen. Archaia spared no expense on paper quality, and the hard cover really made the book feel sturdy and special. It made the whole book just POP! I loved it. I knew the story was going to be good and knowing Mike Ploog was doing the art, I was sure the art was going to be good, but what really got my attention were the colors and the lettering. It's reminiscent of all my favorite children's fantasy stories (The Never Ending Story, Wizard of Oz, Labyrinth) but certainly has enough depth and humor for the adult reader (not many children's fantasy tales use the word 'brobdingnagian'.are you a Gulliver's Travels fan too?). After reading this edition, I have to say it works perfect as one collected edition. It was something I've heard about from interviews with you, and reading comments on your site, but I never personally read it.

STARDUST MEMORIES TRIBUTE SERIES

I have to start by saying I never read the series when it was originally published.

(1) The Stardust Kid collected edition is incredible. I wanted to let you know my thoughts on each book. So I finished both The Stardust Kid (the new Archaia edition) and Ubik this week. Power and responsibility, that is what it all comes down to. Now, in memory of something that happened 85 years TODAY: Not in the ability to think (well not always) but in statements. In the end of the day, I think people as a whole and regardless of age, race or gender, have sort abandoned nuance. Of course the creator in question, who does have a habit of being very thoughtful, seemed adamant against Superman ever failing in any way. I don't think many people want to go back to Superman in the Silver Age, where had had no real personality, fears, or emotions. I think the backlash against the word 'realism' has potential to be problematic.

I think it is most peoples, it is as I said about the person's definition. So, who knows how accurate that theory of mine is. Now, keep in mind, I read your Cap run a wile ago, and this is based off of one MTU comic. It wasn't so much them being different people, as it was certain elements got played up more when Steve was in costume. They’ve also recently released an LP titled College Boy Blues.I think the lines have gotten even more blurred since they retired the idea of Steve having a secret identity. To their credit, have shared the stage with the likes of The Spill Canvas, Alien Ant Farm and Rooney. Creating epic rises and falls, the music is unique enough to be different yet familiar enough to comfort. During a set break an enthusiastic fan inquired as to the band’s name, to which Young replied, “I don’t know, talk to Mark” – unintentionally settling the band name debate for good.ĭonna Lu is an indie/alternative/blues rock band from Tampa, Florida that pushes all of those genres into their own realms. After booking a gig with only 10 days to rehearse a 3-set show, and eschewing finer details such as a band name, they hastily enlisted Gene Young, a jazz/reggae drummer friend of Murphy’s who had learned to play rock as a teenager, to complete their trio their world premiere took place at Limey’s Pub in St. The band began in the spring of 2005 when frontman Mark Murphy and original bassist Paul Bernardini decided to expand their musical horizons beyond their acoustic duo act and begin playing full-band electric shows. Petersburg, Florida quartet Talk To Mark mix power guitars, impassioned vocals and pop songwriting into a straight-ahead rock style all their own. This show will certainly leave you saying “Wham, Bam, Thank You Ma’am!”īy equal turns both raucous and melodious, St. Costumes, theatrics, tight musicianship and a legendary back catalog of hits, classic and rarely heard gems Stardust Memories presents a show that takes you on a time warp from when Major Tom got lost in space to the Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust to the Return of the Thin White Duke to Bowie’s swansong Blackstar. Stardust Memories is the combination of eight seasoned and well accomplished musicians presenting an exciting tribute to the live David Bowie experience.

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