Usagi Yojimbo DojoBoard

Look here:

http://www.zophar.net/c64.html

Nothing's going to turn your computer into a Commodore, but as they are all emulators, they are going to "fake" a Commodore inside your current computer.

Can Stan Lee soon look forward to a threatening visit from a Neko ninja in the middle of the night, then?

Amazon.com, or at least its little independant associates, usually carries the Fantagraphics books. Most of the ones in my collection were ordered online in this way. I just did a search, and there are a few still-new copies of Book 3 available there (you'll want to click the 'used & new' link t...

I missed it as well. Not being a regular watcher of the show, I didn't know when it was going to be until, gasp, it was too late.

Eh. I can just hope it doesn't take too long for the pertinent episodes to make it on DVD.

Even if you disregard the vast size a single tome of Usagi Yojimbo comics, the fact that the series is far from over would make it pretty silly.

"Innkeeper! A cup of your finest tea." 'What ho, Ronin!' "Ahh! Gen! 'Tis most fortunate to see you again, good chap!" 'Quite so, longears! Say, would it trouble you terribly to front my bill? I seem to have left my wallet in my other petticoat.' "Gen, you scoundrel, you are ...

Ahh, thanks. Now I can remove the URL and stop worrying that my warning would only encourage people. :}

A friend pointed me towards a spiffy pic of Kitsune. I don't know if it technically counts as fanart, but, well, I know what I like. The artist's own description: "A while back a friend asked if I would do a cover illustration for a Gift DVD he was makeing for his friend Stan Sakai... Yes, the ...

I saw it myself the other day. Wonderful film! I thought the drama was slathered on a little too thickly in spots, but it was an entertaining story all the same, and absolutely stunning to look at.

Currently, I do grunt work in a library. Eh, not the best, but it did give me easy access to all of the Usagi books when the district picked 'em up. Eventually, I'd like to do art and design... maybe even a little comic-book type illustration of my own, if the opportunity ever presents itself, but i...

I think Zato-Ino has earned his retirement, but what about his wife? Maybe she could pop up in a cameo appearance at some point, at least long enough for us to learn what they named their kid.

Rabbit Valley has 74 still in stock, along with lots of other Usagi goodies. My local comic shop is dragging their feet on getting 77 in, so I'm wondering if I should order online...

Anyway, here: http://store.rabbitvalley.org/department_1075_0_0.html

... no kidding? Gabe did a pic in return? Oh, man, I'd love to see that if such a thing is possible.

While a broken sword could be put back together, given the extensive amounts of folding and layering the steel in your average samurai sword has, I wonder if a reforged one would be so vastly weakened as to be useless.

A sketch Stan Sakai did for Gabe over at Penny Arcade at the comic con. Scroll down a bit on the main page.

http://www.penny-arcade.com/news.php3?date=2004-08-11

Whee!