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Mix Up, by Michael Davis – Straight No Chaser #340 | @MDWorld

January 31, 2014 Michael Davis 4 Comments

urlTo Mike Weber and “Doctor R-Man,”

I was planning on responding to you both (from my ComicMix article earlier this week) in this column, but it occurred to me that a lot of new people who’ve never been here would be wondering why I’m following up with you in this column, so I’m going to respond to you in a column next Tuesday on ComicMix.

In the meantime, thanks for visiting my site and our tight-knit community here. Feel free to look around and read my past columns, as well as the columns of the other top-quality writers that contribute to the site. Some may think I lured you here under false pretenses (not that I wouldn’t), but I didn’t.

Enjoy your Super Bowl, I don’t even know who’s playing — I only watch for the commercials.

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  1. Charles
    January 31, 2014 - 3:18 pm

    Genius. Just genius.

  2. mike weber
    January 31, 2014 - 3:49 pm

    I don’t even watch for the commercials – i can see all the good ones online later.

    I hope i didn’t come across as snarky in that comment; it just struck me that there you were talking abourt rights and the use or denial of use of same, and there was a bit of art at the top of your column that had been (presumably) pirated big-time by a big corporation.

    That pinball – called “Blackout” which i remembered correctly as being a Williams machine from Williams, not Bally – didn’t swipe as much as i remembered (it was thirty-four years ago) – just the central figure (and removed the gun from Nick’s right hand).

    I also remembered it as having art from the SHIELD story that introduced Scorpio on the playfield, but that was apparently a different machine.

  3. mike weber
    January 31, 2014 - 3:52 pm

    BTW: Minor vanity-inspired point – “mike weber” is typed in all-lower-case since about 1972 when i used to do fanzines on an elderly IBM electric typewriter that had a cranky shift mechanism.

  4. Doctor R-Man
    February 2, 2014 - 4:51 am

    Thanks, Michael. This site is pretty cool.

    I enjoy reading some of the past blog entries here.

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