Quoting Patrick Nielsen Hayden at Making Light:
"The good news: Even unblinking, homunculus-like Republican presidential candidates, asked for their favorite novel, cite works of modern SF!
"The bad news: Mitt Romney’s professed “favorite novel” is Battlefield Earth."
DC Comics April 2012 Solicitations
PREVIEW: “Jim Henson’s Tale Of Sand”
DC Comics March 2012 Solicitations
Preview: “Darkwing Duck” #18 — Like A Fenton From The Ashes!
Preview: “Daredevil” #6
Preview: Betrayal Of The Planet Of The Apes #1
MIKE GOLD: Satan’s Retro-Review
MICHAEL DAVIS: David
MINDY NEWELL: Great Books! And 1 Movie!
JOHN OSTRANDER: 101 Mistakes
MARC ALAN FISHMAN: Justice League Light Vs. Justice League Dark
MARTHA THOMASES: George Lucas, Black History, and African-American Comics
Dennis O’Neil – Sick, Sick, Sick
REVIEW: “Wally Wood: Strange Worlds of Science Fiction”, by Glenn Hauman
REVIEWS: “Annie Hall” and “Manhattan”, by Robert Greenberger
REVIEW: “In Time”, by Robert Greenberger
REVIEW: “Bloom County: The Complete Library, Volume One: 1980-1982″ by Berkley Breathed, by Andrew Wheeler
MARC ALAN FISHMAN: Justice League Light Vs. Justice League Dark, by Marc Alan Fishman
Primeval Volume Three, by Robert Greenberger
Busting, by Robert Greenberger
To Kill a Mockingbird, by Robert Greenberger
Transformers: Dark of the Moon, by Robert Greenberger
Star Trek: The Next Generation – The Next Level, by Robert Greenberger
He doesn't have it listed on his MySpace page: http://www.myspace.com/mittromneyHuckleberry Finn – Mark TwainWhat It Takes – Richard Ben CramerTheodore Rex – Edmund MorrisThe World Is Flat – Thomas Friedman1776 – David McCulloughThe Battle For Peace –Tony Zinni and Tony KoltzThe Business Of Winning – Robert EvangelistaI just think it's refreshing for a candidate to tell the truth, bad book or not about his like of a book. Really, is every candidate's favorite book the Bible?
Yep. That's pretty much what they say.Now if they'd only cop to Mickey Spillane or S. Clay Wilson…
Wow, LJ is way off his game! Turning your back on an angry opponent when they haven't been immobilized, disabled or otherwise secured seems like a real rookie mistake. LJ didn't even check to see if this rapist was armed! Either LJ is too tired and hungry to think straight, or he's got a subconscious death wish.On the positive side, this episode brings in a new, powerful, female character.The art and the writing remain strong, even if the main character seems to have done something exceedingly stupid for somebody in the Hero Trade.
LONE JUSTICE actually thought he was better than this lowly would-be rapist. His mistake, this time, was in not taking the guy seriously. If you are keeping score, his mistakes are piling up.