Ray's 52nd DCU/GrayHaven Megathread - The New Fifty-TwOOMPH!!!

[Ray G.]

Ah lol

The next one will probably make a mint though

A bit more due to the lack of demon baby births, but the next one is still pretty creepy.

[The Doctor]

A bit more due to the lack of demon baby births, but the next one is still pretty creepy.

Aye

[MAK15]

A bit more due to the lack of demon baby births, but the next one is still pretty creepy.

is this a fairly apt breakdown of the movie ?

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/1...g-dawn-review/

[Ray G.]

is this a fairly apt breakdown of the movie ?

http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/1...g-dawn-review/

Just about. I haven't seen it, but it's accurate from what I heard.

[Ray G.]

An interesting interview with the DC VP.

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/rood...es-111209.html

Odds are we'll see the first cancellations around issue #8 or so, he says.

[Mylazycat]

Hugo was one of the most creative, visually stunning and ultimately, moving films of the year.

Once you see it, you'll understand why Scorsese is the director.

[Ray G.]

Hugo was one of the most creative, visually stunning and ultimately, moving films of the year.

Once you see it, you'll understand why Scorsese is the director.

Can't wait to see this.

[Arion]

An interesting interview with the DC VP.

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/rood...es-111209.html

Odds are we'll see the first cancellations around issue #8 or so, he says.

NUmber 8, eh?

[Erica J Heflin]

Hugo was one of the most creative, visually stunning and ultimately, moving films of the year.

Once you see it, you'll understand why Scorsese is the director.

Everything I've heard says its wonderful, and actually uses the 3d well.

[The Doctor]

Hugo was one of the most creative, visually stunning and ultimately, moving films of the year.

Once you see it, you'll understand why Scorsese is the director.

I would have liked to have seen it but had no one to go with who was interested