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Just missed it, myself. Could you upload it one more time, please?

No need to apologise, that looks fantastic. Thanks.

Looking for some posters for PPV's as I get to writing them, so thought I'd start with this one: Type - PPV poster for 'WCW: Souled Out' Text - Date is 20th January, 2008. Nothing special in the text is needed Font - Nothing specific Image- A shot of Chris Jericho (Circa 2008), with the WCW World Championship over his shoulder and standing over a ring. Colors - Up to you Size - PPV poster size. Sidenotes - Be as creative with it as you want.

So is the second episode worth checking out? Saw the first one and just felt like a really bland 90's action show with bad characters and a dull storyline. Made me nostalgic for Martial Law though so I suppose that's a plus.

Thanks for the effort on both, I reckon I'll go for the first one though as I really like the background and how it goes with the wrestlers, kinda gives it that air of menace. Thanks once again.

Type - PPV poster for 'In Your House: Dangerous Alliances' Text - The date which is 22/9/96. Nothing else really needs to be added. Font - Nothing specific Image - Vader (With WWF Championship) and Steve Austin on one side of the poster with Bret Hart and British Bulldog on the other. Colours - Up to you Size - PPV poster size Sidenotes - Main event is a tag team match between Vader & Austin vs. Bret Hart & British Bulldog as opposed to a fatal four way.

Huh, if they do a Wonder Woman movie, he'd actually probably do a great Dr. Psycho.

Can anyone reccomend a Captain Marvel (DC one) trade paperback? I was looking into getting into the Big Red Cheese and wondered which stories were the best ones to look into. Although I'd prefer ones outside of New 52, I'm still less than enthusiastic about that whole lot.

Diane Chambers from Cheers. Good Lord she was utterly insufferable. What Sam ever saw in her I can't fathom.

Ah, that's great. Certainly be using it. Thanks very much for that.

Really good poster there C-Mil, thanks for doing it. Although would it be OK to do a little work on the arms to seperate them a bit? Would look perfect with that done.

Type - PPV poster for 'SummerSlam 1996' Text - The date which is 18/8/96 and perhaps something regarding the main event, 'The Mastodon vs. the Bulldog' or something along those lines although this bit isn't needed as such and would just add a bit to the poster. Font - Nothing specific Image - A face off between the British Bulldog (The Champion) and Vader (The challenger) Colours - Up to you Size - PPV poster size Sidenotes - Be as creative with it as you like

Harry Potter's problems could have been solved if anyone in the Magical World had enough brains to scrape together and look into actually getting a gun. Most Superheroes could have taken down Voldermort's network in one evening. Hell, James Bond could have sorted out the problem with one solid weekend of work. Also, Black Panther because he's a racist douche.

Spider-Man because he's a whiner who moans about every little thing without actually trying to combat the issues he moans about. And Daredevil because he's an idiot who gave away Spider-Man's secret identity by a slip of the tongue, blamed his best friend on his life going to crap even when he had a hated arch nemesis who was a more likely suspect and was in a bloody awful Kevin Smith graphic novel. Although granted, Keven Smith's comic work leaves much to be desired anyway.

Ah, forgot about that one. Thanks.

That's already on the Inventory site. EWRinventory? The site's down. Is for me at least, says that it couldn't find the web address.

Just realised I have the data for January 2010 if someone wants me to e-mail it to them or there's a pernament place I can store it. Media fire seems limited.

I actually liked that. A nice way to emphasise two of the bigger names in the match and could work in the diary as part of four posters with each person facing off against a different competitor. Really good job and thank you.

Type - PPV poster for 'In Your House: Never Surrender' Text - Date is 14th July, 1996. Nothing special in the text is needed Font - Nothing specific Image- A group shot of eight men with the Hart Foundatin (Bret Hart, Own Hart, British Bulldog & Savio Vega) on the left hand side facing off against Team WWF (Sycho Sid, Ahmed Johnson, Steve Austin & Jake Roberts) on the right hand side. If you want to do something simpler, having the poster be Vader on the left hand side facing against the Ultimate Warrior with both men either surroundedor behind a steel cage. Colors - Up to you Size - PPV poster size. Sidenotes - Be as creative with it as you want.

It was on the bridge I think. Not sure how many would be guarding that bit since I think it was one of those that got blown up.

I thought he was able to do that because he was using Dagget's company resources and the like to sneak them in.

By this point, al Ghul is essentially dead in this universe and Talia has been putting the plan into action for 8 years. You could say it's because of revenge or a stubbornness that just won't go away over so many years of putting the plan into action - but the most likely answer is, that they are flat out evil and have set in stone beliefs about Gotham and what needs to be done to it, no matter how 'cleansed' it seems. I guess evil organisations aren't big on second chances. Funnily enough, a lot of the plot holes in this film could have been sorted out by just... not adding certain scenes. If we'd never learned about Bruce's leg or the fact he'd lost all of his money (which ultimately didn't seem to matter at all) two of the bigger plot holes (how'd he get out of the prison, how'd he get back to Gotham) could be explained a little easier. I mean with crime basically gone, the reason for him not being Batman any more could easily have been that he's just getting older and hasn't been keeping in shape, he's just spent the last 8 years moping over Rachel's death and not being able to move on from being Batman. I don't see how him getting back to Gotham would be such a plot hole. He spent several years travelling around the world on his own with few resources. He's had the ability to get from one place to another while going under the radar for a while now and he had twenty days to do so. Also, I thought those were the reasons he hadn't been Batman. The leg thing just seemed to be on top of everything else that had happened as opposed to a reason for him hanging up the cowl.