and even though the paper is starting to get brittle,
there is still energy and passion in those pages, twenty-six years after they
were published.

I
still let out a little cheer as Chopper achieves the impossible, and the city rises
and cries out his name. Following Chopper's triumph is a hell of a ride, and remains eternally exciting.

I'm SO glad to see this post, Bob... Cam Kennedy's long been one of my favourite artists, particularly for his 2000AD work (also notable: The Outcasts and the classic Light and Darkness War) and I've basically loved everything he's ever worked on. He's also a complete gent and I've been lucky enough to pick up a few pieces of original art from him in the last couple of years - Midnight Surfer is the obviousRead a book.” Even a cast as talented as the one 8 Simple Rules had couldn’t sell lines like that, though. There was Katey Sagal, Kaley Cuoco, and, of course, John Ritter, who played Paul Hennessy, the quintessential sitcom patriarch, for one full season, before Ritter died of a heart attack in 2003. He appeared in the first three episodes of season two, but in the fourth, the aptly-titled “Goodbye,” viewers learned that while out buying milk, Paul collapsed and passed away. Creator Tracy Gamble retooled the show, adding David Spade and James Garner to the cast, but ratings quickly tanked, because David Spade, and the sitcom was cancelled after one more season, because David Spade.

Nicholas Colasanto, Cheers

Whenever I think about Nicholas Colasanto, I feel guilty. Colasanto was