What day is it? Feels like a Wednesday. Which would mean tomorrow is a Thursday. But today's a Tuesday, so Thursday is two days away. Falling on 13 October no less.

Well, the zombie inside says grab Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #1. The wallet says, no, it cannot take the strain, the bear, the stress. Screw that, the zombie wins.

Not so sure about picking up Ex Machina #15. Sure, it's a well written series with dynamite art that plays around the world of City Hall in a flying suit, but is there anything more to it?


Looking decent and cracking out the slightly bad taste jokes, Battle Pope #3. First issue was good. Second issue is lying lost somewhere.

The Goon is supposed to be some el-cheapo issue. Hell, why not? Good for tasting the regular flavour of the comic eh wot?

The crew of Planet Express grace the shelves again and anew in Futurama Comics #21. Only source of the new Futurama juice it appears. Quite the fine work too. Humour sticks with the characters well and they really like what they're doing. Hence....

Ha! What's he on about anyway?

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Today already feels like a Thursday, and yet the calendar insists that there will be an actual Thursday come tomorrow. 6 October to be precise, and these things usually come very close to being so. In any event, them's be cracking out the cherry soft drink at local artist, Matt Huynh's little blow for his new comic, Happy Birthday, Anyway.

Fell #2 is a short, get it over and done with kind of comic. It's short, it's refreshing, it costs something rare the charts on US dollars conversion. Should be as dirty as the first if things are promising to follow a trend.

Bart Simpson's Treehouse Of Horror #11 says that yes, it's that time of the American's year again. Halloween approaches and the fattest book on the Bongo Comics schedule comes at last. Tight on the squeezing of the notes though. Makes up for it though.

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September 29 hits on the Thursday (but a delay puts them on October 4) and with that, so few months remain of the year. So too do the days run out that reading something printed in 2005 becomes something of a joke. At least they aren't running on hold for months on end.

Speaking of things that look like they never would be, Captain Gravity And Power Of The Vril #6 finally comes out. The pulp action hero of the 1930s or 50s, can't quite remember. Nazis are involved though, so that's putting the decade around then. Quite the lovely art, with a story that is nothing short of fun for the period.

Ultimate Spider-Man #83 is around about, what, the fifth part in a six-parter? Moonman and those Chi boys? Last read, #80 saw Parker doubting a deal from Kingpin.

Not too sure what Indigo Vertigo One Shot is. The hits of the 80s are ringing in the ears for some reason. Best put the Duran Duran and New Order on rest then.

Revelations #2 will most likely see Ramos draw a 40 year old looking very much like a teenager. Charlie Northern is now in the Vatican and still not getting anywhere close to cooperation from the local officials. Fantastic moody art.

Best thing about this week, Action Philosophers Self Help For Ugly Losers. The title says it all, and if it doesn't, then pick it up and read a page to see what it's about. A page should be enough to garner some sort of read on it.

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Opening at the Seymour Centre on September 22, the Australian premiere of National Security and the Art of Taxidermy. One week later, the public gets their eyeballs on Serenity

So then it's surprising to note that Serenity #3 is again on the shipping list. How many can there be a need for? Any way, at least those that missed out on the first shipping half will get another chance at the conclusion of the mini.

Sonic X #1, a four-part mini that could lead into an ongoing, looks interesting. It really does. What won't be interesting is, if after reading the first issue, there's nothing there. Like that flat #150 from the regular flavoured Sonic comic.

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September 15 and there is nothing left in the week for that to pass. Planets will move about and do all whatever they do do. Others will have hard times finding time to read up on comics that grow every time they take to sleeping.

The first issue is all very, kick-in-the-teeth-coolness, and the last line about "You've just been recruited into a war" is so very macho. So All Star Batman and Robin The Boy Wonder #2 should continue the theme of people walking around kicking people in the teeth, no? Or is that some other comic?

Once spotted an Emily the Strange book somewhere in the many days and ways across the city. Emily The Strange #1 doesn't really register as being the same Emily. Perhaps it was another Emily altogether?

On the next zombie tale coming from New Orleans, a buffet! And what timing for Hunger #4 as the whole Louisiana location gets more and more wasted by the day. Hey, that was a good scene in the phone booth. All sweet and caring and all. And all that blood and brains to boot. Everybody's a winner.

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September 8 see a reboot of a vampire's origin, a wrap to the Firefly prequel and a concept finally hitting the shelves.

Vampirella Revelations #0 proposes yet another rescratching of the Vampirella origins. Who knows what that entails, but at the price this issue's at, here's wondering if they can stick a landing like Conan did for Dark Horse.

Now what is Cavewoman Reloaded #1?

Ultimate Spider-Man #82 should be somewhere in the other end of the Warriors storyline. After watching Moon Knight kick Spidey in the face back in #79 (recently read that) it should be something to see where, if at all, that gets taken.

Serenity #3 wraps up the mini from Whedon. Having just read the first issue, almost feeling a tinge of regret in letting the second issue slip by. And they have back issue hunts for a reason. But the scarcity could be a problem. #1 was fun, so there's no reason why they wouldn't keep it up for the short mini.

Fell #1 finally comes out. Ellis has been going on about this in little details through his Bad Signal mailing list. A concept comic of sorts. Looks very interesting and with the price point, enticing.

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