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The graphic novel at nbc.com is interesting as well. The latest bit shows what goes on at the cheerleaders car "accident" after the impact. Interesting.

I like the layout of the site. Simple yet effective. And of course the content is top notch, although the picture viewer seems to distort the picture slightly when switching between pictures. Not a big deal though. I'm loving your sculpts. Great work. There is a broken link on the main page which is the main body of the big graphic. It points to http://www.themadpuppet.net/madpuppet.html which doesn't exist. I sent you a PM through your contact page. Let me know if you don't get it.

Thanks for the heads up on the reruns. I missed the second episode and I need to catch up. I think Hiro is definitely my favorite as well. He's a great character and very funny. Next would probably be the cheerleader, because, well, she's an unstoppable cheerleader. How cool is that!

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Terry Goodkind's Sword of Truth series. I guess it's up to 10 or 11 books now, which is almost Jordanian in length, but for me a hell of a lot more interesting. I think I bought the first 3 WoT books, and only made it throught the first 2 before getting bored. Anyone looking for a good alternative should take a look at Goodkind. I'll admit I also have a soft spot for GW 40K novels, particularly books by Dan Abnett. I love his Gaunt's Ghosts series, and the various Inquisitor books he's written (Eisenhorn and Ravenor). I haven't read any of his fantasy novels yet though. I guess I just really like the 40K universe. Now I'm looking forward to the 40K RPG coming out.

I think it's a great looking piece and some great color choices. I can't imagine trying to tackle that giant of a fig. Nice work.