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Mister Gregory LaRocque has put up an Ebay auction of some art. The Funds raised are going to Typhoon victims in the Philippines, the homeland of Mr. LaRocque's family. Greg LaRocque is a comic artist who worked a lot on the 80's doing work on Flash, Spiderman, Heroes for Hire and several other books for a long period of time and lately has been doing mostly his own stuff. He's a friend of mine who's a local to my area and I felt I should try to put this out there. I don't know how much he intends to raise he seems hopeful so if anyone wants to bid on some really cool art done by him and some of his buddies here is a link to his Ebay account

Something I posted on http://www.electricferret.com/cbub/cbubbattle/ generally about Omega Red (as I have been coincidentally having a lot of discussions about him as of late) and I felt that if anyone reads this, it would be a good thing to debate or talk about. Though I doubt anyone'll read it, I felt this was the best place to post it to get a response. "I just feel like Marvel sometimes does a very poor job of truly creating a character. Especially the stuff that came out in the 90's. The general idea was to just make people who were crazy and evil with a cool look and interesting powers, but gave them no real motivation, in depth back s

A social revolution has indeed struck in an area which sorely needs it. If there is nothing I can do then at least I can let it be known that genuinely brave people have tried and deserve credit for standing up and not taking the injustice the world has showered them with. Join the bandwagon if you can, because at the moment I know of little else I can do to help but hope is indeed one of the few things this cruel, beastly world can't rip from our hands and hearts. I may not be the correct person to have ideals of any kind and I may not be important at all but hope is important even to a devout cynic like me and the more I see something like