Loki Agent of Asgard #1 & #2, Marvel Now!, cover-dated April & May, 2014
How did Professor Alan such new comics in a cheap bin? Does that speak to the low quality of the book? Or was it a clerical error at the store -- perhaps a trick being pulled by a certain young Asgardian who likes that sort of thing? Perhaps the all-mother(s) has (have) tasked Loki with the responsibility of getting these issues on the podcast. And does Loki really go speed-dating in one of these issues? Really?
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You know, this constant gerrymandering of the Quarter Bin randomness rules is becoming outrageous! If I can't depend upon a college professor to follow the rules...
ReplyDeleteAlso, your passion for villainous characters (Doom and now Loki) is worrying me. Emily is clearly the beacon of hope in the Middleton household. For myself, just to counterbalance your evil and re-reading of Doom 2099, I've been re-reading Spider-Man 2099. Hopefully my light will drown out the evil in your soul. We're all pulling for you, Professor Quarterbin.
You know, this constant gerrymandering of the Quarter Bin randomness rules is becoming outrageous! If I can't depend upon a college professor to follow the rules...
ReplyDeleteAlso, your passion for villainous characters (Doom and now Loki) is worrying me. Emily is clearly the beacon of hope in the Middleton household. For myself, just to counterbalance your evil and re-reading of Doom 2099, I've been re-reading Spider-Man 2099. Hopefully my light will drown out the evil in your soul. We're all pulling for you, Professor Quarterbin.