Saturday, Jun 23, 2007
A friend of my posted this on my forums and I thought I'd share it.
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So, after you read this, do you still believe in coincidences?
Abraham Lincoln vs. John F. Kennedy
Lincoln was elected for congress in 1846.
Kennedy was elected for congress in 1946.
Lincoln had a secretary named Kennedy.
Kennedy had a secretary named Lincoln.
Both names form out of seven letters.
Both had a wife that miscarried while in the White House.
Both were shot on a Friday.
Both were shot in the head.
Both were followed by a Johnson.
Andrew Johnson, who followed Lincoln, was born in 1808.
Lyndon Johnson, who followed Kennedy, was born 1909.
Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth was born 1839.
Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald was born 1939.
Both are known by their full name.
Both have fifteen letters in their name.
Lincoln was shot in theater called "Kennedy".
Kennedy was shot in a car that was a "Lincoln".
Booth escaped from the theater and was captured in a warehouse.
Oswald escaped from the warehouse and was captured in a theater.
Both were shot before the trial.
A week before the murder Lincoln was in Monroe, Maryland.
A week before the murder Kennedy was in Monroe, Marilyn.
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So, after you read this, do you still believe in coincidences?
Abraham Lincoln vs. John F. Kennedy
Lincoln was elected for congress in 1846.
Kennedy was elected for congress in 1946.
Lincoln had a secretary named Kennedy.
Kennedy had a secretary named Lincoln.
Both names form out of seven letters.
Both had a wife that miscarried while in the White House.
Both were shot on a Friday.
Both were shot in the head.
Both were followed by a Johnson.
Andrew Johnson, who followed Lincoln, was born in 1808.
Lyndon Johnson, who followed Kennedy, was born 1909.
Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth was born 1839.
Kennedy's assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald was born 1939.
Both are known by their full name.
Both have fifteen letters in their name.
Lincoln was shot in theater called "Kennedy".
Kennedy was shot in a car that was a "Lincoln".
Booth escaped from the theater and was captured in a warehouse.
Oswald escaped from the warehouse and was captured in a theater.
Both were shot before the trial.
A week before the murder Lincoln was in Monroe, Maryland.
A week before the murder Kennedy was in Monroe, Marilyn.
Wednesday, Jan 3, 2007
Zenescope Returns To Wonderland In May with 99-cent issue
Zenescope Entertainment, the publishers of Grimm Fairy Tales and the wildly successful Se7en, will be debuting Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Return to Wonderland this May. The series kick off with a special 99-cent #0 issue. #1 is set to release in July. Raven Gregory, writer of The Gift and Se7en, will be penning the tale.
"I always loved the dark nature of fairy tales," says Gregory. "That sense of a moral lesson wrapped up in a horror movie -- just waiting for the big bad wolf to jump out at you from around the next corner. With Return to Wonderland we wanted to rip off the pretty bow and cute wrapping paper and reveal the real meat of the beast -- but we still wanted to pay homage and follow up on the events of the original."
"Simply put, this story is going to blow people away," explains Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco. "From concept to finished script this series is nothing short of an intense and emotional thrill ride. Raven was asked to step to the plate on this and he smashed it out of
the park. I truly believe this series will show comic book fans that Raven Gregory easily deserves being mentioned as one of the best young writers in the industry."
The 99-cent issue will have 5 pages of original story, character sketches and other bonus material. It features a cover by Grimm Fairy Tales cover artist Al Rio.
Zenescope Entertainment, the publishers of Grimm Fairy Tales and the wildly successful Se7en, will be debuting Grimm Fairy Tales presents: Return to Wonderland this May. The series kick off with a special 99-cent #0 issue. #1 is set to release in July. Raven Gregory, writer of The Gift and Se7en, will be penning the tale.
"I always loved the dark nature of fairy tales," says Gregory. "That sense of a moral lesson wrapped up in a horror movie -- just waiting for the big bad wolf to jump out at you from around the next corner. With Return to Wonderland we wanted to rip off the pretty bow and cute wrapping paper and reveal the real meat of the beast -- but we still wanted to pay homage and follow up on the events of the original."
"Simply put, this story is going to blow people away," explains Zenescope VP Ralph Tedesco. "From concept to finished script this series is nothing short of an intense and emotional thrill ride. Raven was asked to step to the plate on this and he smashed it out of
the park. I truly believe this series will show comic book fans that Raven Gregory easily deserves being mentioned as one of the best young writers in the industry."
The 99-cent issue will have 5 pages of original story, character sketches and other bonus material. It features a cover by Grimm Fairy Tales cover artist Al Rio.
Thursday, Dec 21, 2006
Hey guys and gals, just wanted you all to know that that first picture of the Silver Surfer is up now from the upcoming movie Fantastic Four: Rise Of The Silver Surfer.
Check out here.
http://emarvel.net/archives/40.html
Let me know what you think!
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