jaynova

I believe in life after love.

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I believe that love is the answer. I believe that love will find a way.

Tim! 2 more posts and you graduate from Taxi Driver to full-fledged Con Artist. Come on, Mr. Bradstreet! Do it! Do it! Do it!

They'll probably put it backwards and upside-down over JC's face. It will be Neon-orange, of course.

John and Chas were mates before the whole mess at Newcastle so that should rule Nergal out.

 

In theory, John's oldest 'friend' could be the twin he strangled in his mum's womb.

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I didn't read this issue, so I don't know what it means, but Nergal seems to have knows ConJob as a child, even if ConJob didn't know him.

I still say it's Nergal, and according to the votes, someone agrees with me! I won't be the only one who's wrong!

I believe the children are the future, treat them well and let them lead the way. Show them all the beauty they posess inside.

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I believe I can fly. (woo!) I believe I can touch the sky.

Note to DanKalEl:

We're not mocking you. Most threads fall apart like this.

This one's for DanKalEl:

I believe a man can fly.

I believe in a thing called love. Just listen to the rhythm of the heart.

I think the question is a little vague. I can be religious at times, but I am niether a Christian, Jew, or Muslim. I believe in a higher power, but, like Abi, I don't think it can be tied to one religion. I call myself an eclectic neo-pagan with budhist tendancies.

I agree, though, that Johnny operates under a distinctly Miltonian Christian paradigm. He just doesn't believe that the God of his world is the be all and end all.

The reason, then, that I do not like Constantine accepting god is that it goes against everything we know about the character. John does not beg or forgiveness. He either gets himself out of trouble, or tricks others into helping him (which, to him, is a testament to his own guile, and therefore he is still helping himself).

If the book were about a Catholic Priest, lets say, who fought demons, accepting god would be completely acceptable. But its not right for John.

Hope this clears things up. :)

Nice.  Akhira would be right on all counts, then.

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Right on what counts?

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The "Kon-Stan-tin" pronunciation. That was you, wasn't it?

See also:Imbolc

"We're just whipping boys for the Almighty's guilty concience" or what have you. Demon Constantine say's "We're". Though he knows he's different, he still thinks of himself as human. The Rat/Demon/thing sees human's as cattle, and seems detatched from them. Just thought of that, I did.

The Demon Constantine is still the most likely of the options.  I would think he needs John to help to kill himself.  Though if John kills the Demon Constantine does that still count as suicide?  I'm just throwing out ideas here obviously....

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Yeah, but he doesn't talk like Demon Constantine. If it is him, I'll be a little irritated. Still a cool idea, but I don't like the way he acts. I'm sure Carey knows what he's doing.

*Crosses himself, draws a pentagram in the air, meditates for hours, kneels to the east, kills a chicken* Have faith, have faith, have faith.

A copy of Amazing Fantasy 15! I had a friend who had one, coverless and with pages missing. The Spidey part was intact, though.

Also, all the Hellblazer and Starmans I am missing (I'm only missing a few of the late issues of Starman.

  It's tentatively called TEEN and TINE.

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Yeah, but how do you pronounce that?

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since it IS a comic-book adaptation :

 

 

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Nice. Akhira would be right on all counts, then.

I still think it's Nergal. I mean, yeah, he knows about Ravenscar. But he was resposible for ConJob being there in the first place, right? I've never read those early issues (I have 1, 2,3, then jump to 11, then the nuclear beach issue), but I thought that Nergal was the beast summoned to take care of the northfullthing in Newcastle. Maybe Nergal kept tabs on him or something.

edit: If it turns out to be someone we havn't met yet, I'm voting Carey off the island.

  It's tentatively called TEEN and TINE.

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Yeah, but how do you pronounce that?

I had an experience like this myself. If you've ever read Brian Michael Bendis' "Goldfish", there's a part that takes place "by the dancing fountain". It's obvious to anyone from the Cleveland area (I'm in Canton, Ohio myself, but I've been to Cleveland MANY times) that this is Tower City Mall, which does indeen have the aformentioned dancing fountain. It's cool because I have stood in the exact spot he must have stood in to get the photo ref. picture.

I, too, love D & G's Justice League...this issue where Batman floored Guy Gardener was great!

Starman was always a blast; Robinson was having fun using all those old characters, and you could tell.

Cerebus was fun all the way through High Society. I actually got Sim to sign an issue as Cerebus (complete with a drawing of a tree) and Elrond (with the requisite bunny head). I think Gerhard signed and drew a brick, though I think the issue was actually pre-Gerhard.

If I remember correctly, Jeff(?) Connelly's(?) Astounding Space Adventures was pretty fantastic (or, astounding?). I only read the three B&W issues. I met him on an elevator at mid-ohio-con, and I just nodded and said "Mr. Connely". He looked freaked out.

The Post Zero-Hour Legion of Super Heroes was fun. It kept the innocence of the old days without being overly corney. At least, it kept it's innocence until everything went pear-shaped in the Annual.

I'm sure I'm forgetting something. I'll come back if I think of anything else.

When I grow up, I want to be a "demonbuster."

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http://www.demonbuster.com/

Oh boy! Salvation AND shitty MIDI music!

(Do you think they boosted their hit counter a little?)

Happy birthday!

Cheers!

Do these pants make my butt look big...er, wait!

so, the boys thread already dead?

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Noooooo! We have to bring it back. Quick, someone say something manly!

OH!!! Dammit! I forgot that John doesn't have Nergal's blood in his veins anymore!!!

I was sure, just like Jay, that the line was proof that Chaz-demon WAS Nergal, as he was pointing out that John was sharing his "demon blood" with her.

 

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Bah! I, too, forgot about that. As much as I loved Jenkins' run, I came back into HB at "Last Man Standing", and never got back to "Critical Mass".

Tom's favorite color is Chuck Austen.

 

Tom once stold candy from women's panties.

 

Tom once kicked a baby.

 

Tom like to wear womans panties on his "Big fat ass".

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