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Comment on Betylos by Joe Palmer

Joe Palmer — Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:36:22 +0000

I’m sorry you didn’t find the preview chapter to your liking. Perhaps your opinion would have changed if you had the entire book to read and then again, it might remain the same. I’ve read people squee over how powerful, compassionate, etc they think Judd Winick’s Pedro and Me is. There were several times I wanted to throw the book across the room during my reading of it.

Comment on Betylos by tjgoldstein

tjgoldstein — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:52:31 +0000

Downloaded the free pages from the official website.

Laughed and laughed and laughed at how clunky the writing is. Horrible character, virtually borderline retarded. Also glaringly cliche. Usually rubbish of a poor little gayboy with a big mean daddy who calls his son a faggot! WoW.. how… well, as I said before, cliche?

Don’t buy it. Don’t encourage this travesty of an author.

Comment on Princess Diana – Can I Talk? by Joe Palmer

Joe Palmer — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:49:00 +0000

Dearest Scott and Edna,
It is time to be honest about the invisible jet. The man who first wrote of my adventures, William Moulton Marston, simply did not believe that the gods had blessed me with the gift of flight. Despite Mr. Marston being in a polyamorous relationship with two women, I often suspected he had some issues of his own. Otherwise, why insist on my mode of transportation being an invisible phallus?

Yes, there are the occasional bad hair days. You should never see this depicted in one of my lovely serial adaptations though. To borrow a Latin phrase, it was quid pro quo. For all the years of riding in the invisible phal — jet, I insisted all these marvelous artists always draw me with good hair.

Edna, your offer is most gracious and shall be considered the next time a new outfit is desired. My only request is for a design without a thong. Wedgies are rather unbecoming of a Princess as well distracting during a fight. I’d like to see how Mr. DiDio fares wearing such a garment the next time some villain requires a sound thrashing.

Best regards,
Princess Diana

Comment on Princess Diana – Can I Talk? by Scotty

Scotty — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:47:31 +0000

Dear Diana,
so why DO you need a plane (invisible or not) when you can already fly? also, do you EVER have a bad hair day? and my dear friend EDNA MODE asked: Dahling, the retractable heels on yohr boots are FABULOUS!( now you see them now u dont) next time though I ! vill be designing your outfits!!

xxoxo
Scott and Edna

Comment on Princess Diana – Can I Talk? by Joe Palmer

Joe Palmer — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:19:27 +0000

Dear Alex,
Since you bring the subject about Steve and Etta up, I will tell you that, yes, it was a bit awkward at first. Etta insisted on asking all kinds of questions about Steve’s manhood, and then after they’d bedded her stories became all the more explicit. I love Etta dearly, and she can put many of Jason’s Argonauts to shame with her salty language. If there’s one thing Etta loves more than chocolate…

I don’t know why we’re more ivory than olive skinned or why we shave our underarms and legs for that matter. Perhaps my mother the Queen will know the answers. I’ll have to ask her.

Nia Vardalos is a wonderful actor and it would be an honor for her to play me in a movie. I wish she had listened when I tried to discourage her from making that Connie and Carla movie. She deserves better.

Thank you so much for writing to ask, Alex.

Best regards,
Princess Diana

Comment on Princess Diana – Can I Talk? by Alex W.

Alex W. — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 14:28:06 +0000

Di,

I just gotta know, was it weird for you at first when your best friend Etta started dating your ex, Steve? C’mon, admit it, it was weird right?

Also, as a race of women that originated from Greece, why are Amazons not more olive-complected? Further, why do you gals shave your armpits? Surely you don’t ascribe to some man’s standard of beauty.

Finally, how would you feel if Nia Vardalos played you in a movie?

Sincerely,

-Alex W.

Comment on The Fantastic Spy by Joe Palmer

Joe Palmer — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 20:21:57 +0000

Yes, Margaret, I believe you’re right on the money, so to speak.

Comment on The Fantastic Spy by Margaret

Margaret — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 12:34:53 +0000

I guess this mission was also “too dangerous for a[n actual] girl,” as Saturn Girl was famously told in the Legion story that inspired the title of Martin Gray’s blog.

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