Take a note and roll with it. Ten days now into the new black cracking model cash register and it's all la-di-da-a-go-go. From the vision below, it's true, there are receipts that come spitting out the spooling roll in this version. Not like the previous version didn't, it did, but only on command.



Now, it's all nicely done with details and stats on the Comic Shop: opening hours, URL and a cut and break down on the things in the bag. Generalised of course.

Not really a big demand out there to know each and every comic what makes it into the budget. Far easier to handle when it's a glob and the reading pleasure sets in like a block of chocolate between the holes in the watermelon.

 

Pages from the backs of magazines. Back issue comics found for less than a dollar or even as cheap as fifty cents. Slithers from other collages in publications. Leave it up with some blank space on the walls and the result varies...

There are at least sixty-six different clippings to spot in the photo alone. All this on the chance of capturing a dusty old cobweb linking from one corner of of the ceiling to another.

 

For the lovers of goth, tragedy and mysticism, The Crow is all that and a bag of sorrow.

 

From Bowen Designs, a statue featuring the behemoth of vegetable or nexus mass known as the Man-Thing. Photoshopped for the wallpapering desktop needs at 1024x768 for the Marvel fans and zombies.

 

Make love to the wallpaper featuring Hot Rod from the Autobots. Photoshopped and styled right for the dimensions of a 1024x768 screen resolution.

There are some people out there who have tried the standard Stormtrooper costume and found it not quite blocky. For those looking to make it even more with the hot robot love, one man has done gone and made himself a few fully transformable costumes. There's one for Hot Rod, Jazz and even Starscream. Ratchet-astic!

 

There are reports that certain people attacked by aliens and abducted by wombats also favour sprucing up their rooms and houses with statues. Why not?