cikmatt

This guy colleges.

"I'll tell you what. Whenever you feel alone... like there's no one you can rely on... this is all you need to know."

People are going to come and go in Lisa's life. It's just part of being human. But no matter what her strength and intelligence will always be a part of her. She shouldn't worry, because she's Lisa Simpson.

Oh man, I can't even begin to thank you for the incredible work you do. I'm a videographer and adjunct college instructor teaching editing. When I have to have the "copyright" discussion with my students, it's so much easier to drive them to your website then to simply say "Don't use copyrighted music." Our department sees unlicensed music as plagiarism, and even sometimes as academic dishonesty. Providing them with an alternative to simply using a daft punk track from their iPod works so much better than having to gripe at them later. I, also, can then explain the importance of properly crediting your tracks and even the differences in the Creative Commons licenses.

There are plenty of sites out there, but you might just have the best.

I've been a huge fan of yours for years, but particularly the work you did on Justice League. I think some of the credit to getting the live action Green Lantern movie made (such as it was) should go to you for the work you did and the excellent arc they wrote for you and Maria Canals' Hawkgirl.

Can you speak a little to what you brought to the character, beyond what was already established from the comics? That extra oomph that you feel was all you?

EDIT: And bonus question, aside from the fact that they have a future child, did any of the writers indicate what would happen between Green Lantern and Hawkgirl to you?

If it makes you feel any better (it won't) for the DVD releases they took out old Indy in favor of the "TV movie" edits. They combined two episodes into an hour and a half movie and shot new connecting scenes.

They're bad. Corey Carrier and Sean Patrick Flannery aged fast.