June 21, 2009
Ducks In Anime: Yuki N. Edition
-Haruhi Suzumiya S2, ep02
As an aside, I picked up the light novel of "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" last week... it's quite a fun read, to be honest. The appropriate episdoses in the anime follows it quite closely, to the point where I thought about watching scenes from it while I read.
It wasn't expensive, either, only $7.98 at Bob's place. Well worth it to encourage Yen Press to release the other books in the series. If you liked the anime, pick up the book. It's a light read, a good way to kill a few hours during the summer.
Tell 'em Wonderduck sent ya! Or not!
-Haruhi Suzumiya S2, ep02
As an aside, I picked up the light novel of "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" last week... it's quite a fun read, to be honest. The appropriate episdoses in the anime follows it quite closely, to the point where I thought about watching scenes from it while I read.
It wasn't expensive, either, only $7.98 at Bob's place. Well worth it to encourage Yen Press to release the other books in the series. If you liked the anime, pick up the book. It's a light read, a good way to kill a few hours during the summer.
Tell 'em Wonderduck sent ya! Or not!
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June 17, 2009
Ducks In Anime: T3h Rei!
A special twoferone on ducks in anime!
-Petit Eva/Evangelion @ School
To be honest, this is a seriously weird collection of stuff... Hideki Anno must be proud.
-Petit Eva/Evangelion @ School
To be honest, this is a seriously weird collection of stuff... Hideki Anno must be proud.
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June 11, 2009
Aha! The Source!
-from What's New With Phil & Dixie, in The Dragon magazine, June 1983
The source of my duckie obsession becomes crystal clear. I had a subscription to The Dragon back then, and whenever it arrived I immediately turned to the back cover to see what Leadsmith Leeper was up to at Martian Metals this month (they usually printed their ad upside down).
After that, however, I'd turn to the last page to read the newest installment of "What's New With Phil & Dixie". It never was the month for Sex and D&D, nor were there ever any Naked Elf Women, but we could always hope. Now, thanks to the miracle of the Intarwebs, you can relive those days of wonderment by rereading many of the strips at Airship Entertainment.
Tell 'em Wonderduck sent you. They'll have no idea who you're talking about or why, but it'd be worth it anyway.
-from What's New With Phil & Dixie, in The Dragon magazine, June 1983
The source of my duckie obsession becomes crystal clear. I had a subscription to The Dragon back then, and whenever it arrived I immediately turned to the back cover to see what Leadsmith Leeper was up to at Martian Metals this month (they usually printed their ad upside down).
After that, however, I'd turn to the last page to read the newest installment of "What's New With Phil & Dixie". It never was the month for Sex and D&D, nor were there ever any Naked Elf Women, but we could always hope. Now, thanks to the miracle of the Intarwebs, you can relive those days of wonderment by rereading many of the strips at Airship Entertainment.
Tell 'em Wonderduck sent you. They'll have no idea who you're talking about or why, but it'd be worth it anyway.
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