As an experiment, I've done daily updates for the past two weeks, and I don't think I can keep up the pace for long, maybe up to the end of the month tops. Didn't realize how exhausting it can be looking for and writing about stuff worth posting, and that's in addition to the other stuff I'm working on now. If this month's anniversary update is anemic (aside for a couple of links I put in), that's mainly the reason why. The good news is that I've made considerable progress on my stories and morphs, and so just be on the lookout for them--for you know not the day nor the hour. (Talk about getting a Messianic complex. 
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New stories: This is the beginning of a collaboration that started late last year, but it's been difficult to find the time to continue it, much less finish it. Read Daze of Our Lives (nosex celeb slash hypno) and let us know if we should sally forth. I guess what we're looking for is a swift kick in the bee-hind to get us moving again. As an added enticement, here are the guys we're talking about: Eric Winter as Rex Doe and Jason Cook as Shawn Douglas Brady. Just say the word, guys. 
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Stories I'm reading: Hyp me baby one more time
Dial "H" for H.E.R.O.--What would you do if you suddenly gained superpowers with a twist of a dial? Would you use them for good or for evil? For the greater good or for your personal gain? Writer Will Pfeifer and artist Kano tackle what being a superhero is all about by exploring the serious side of a Silver Age concept, and it looks like it's going to be one blitz of a series. While they fumbled the first issue (I didn't know what the hell was going on, and I almost didn't consider recommending the title.), they were able to recover the story with their second pass at it. In fact, DC is re-releasing the first two issues as a double feature, and I hope they score a big touchdown with readers who are looking for something new.
Also, read an interview with 
Things are peachy for this batch of Three's Company until safe and steady director Ernest (