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      Here I am, a new member of the ComicsOnline staff. Looking forward to shenanigans to come! Stay tuned and we'll see what we can get up to.

Cheers,

Aussie Dave

The opening to this episode was a bit different than other episode which is a good thing. Instead of seeing how the client gets in trouble first thing, you see the team coming back from their recent job. While coming through the lobby of the airport, Nate Ford scans the crowd and sees a con in progress. In the process, he sees a woman looking a bit out of a place who because the new client. She is a nurse, transporting a heart to a child in the Cincinnati hospital. The team finds out that someone took Linda’s daughter in order to force her to give them the heart.

More @ - The Cross My Heart Job Review

It has come and gone so fast - San Diego Comic Con 2011 -  and once again it was a blast!

Without further ado, here are some of my personal favorite moments:

Wednesday (Preview night) I had to geek out on anything Battlestar Galactica, of course..

Nice little 'Viper' model!

Thursday I attended the only panel that had anything to do with Battlestar Galactica, "So Say we all", hosted by Richard Hatch. It also had Michael Taylor and Dr Kevin Grazier (BG science consultant) in attendance. A surprise guest was actress Lili Bordan from the upcoming 'Blood and Chrome' pilot.

A few weeks ago, I played a zombie in a short film called ‘Zombie Man‘ (by Solar Light Films). You might have read about my make-up test here.

It was a really fun and crazy shoot, but I also learned a few valuable lessons, which I am happy to share with you all.

Forget about what you should do in a Zombie Apocalypse! Most of us already know – if you don’t, just google it!

The following is what I’ve learned from playing a ZOMBIE on a film set in a nature preserve for one day.

Pay close attention and take heed! You’ll thank me later.

Dean and Eva hatching their plan to transform me into somethin' real ugly!

By Pia Thrasher

Superman #706 - A Grounded Interlude

DC Comics cuts 20% of its staff, proving once again that greed isn’t just good…it’s legal.

As we sink further into the worst economic downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s, many of us have learned a painful lesson: we’re expendable.

If you’re one of the millions working in the middle class, you’re likely overworked, underpaid, and stressed beyond belief about the possibility of being fired (that is, if you’re lucky enough to still have a job).

This is the face of the recession, plain and simple.

Director Robert Rodriguez has done it, he's turn what was a prop trailer from his Grid-House feature into a full thisted rollcoaster ride. This being Danny Trejo "Machette" a man betrayed, exiled, and used by his organization. Left to die, but from his rage spawns an un-stopable legend against Drug lords, corrupt police, genocidial militia, and a corrupt politician. Also along the way the Machette befriends and shows compassion with the ladies such as; Jessica Alba, Michelle Rodriguez, and Lindsay Lohan. And besides his tender side he certaily knows how to take down the beast in this film with a cutting edge....."Machette".