The sun sets sail....
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fajrdrakoMy ex-husband pointed me in the direction of a fascinating artist: Rob Gonsalves. Apparently he illustrates books for children. He's new to me.
What wonderful pictures!
fajrdrakoMy ex-husband pointed me in the direction of a fascinating artist: Rob Gonsalves. Apparently he illustrates books for children. He's new to me.
What wonderful pictures!
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Date: 2003-07-01 09:40 am (UTC)I haven't actually read the manga for it yet, but the anime is fabulous and I can highly recommend it. Unfortunately, Cartoon Network has stopped airing it for the time being, but I know Netflix, among others, carry the DVDs of the series.
The dragon was a main feature of the picture for me, too, and I was worried it wouldn't really come out in the icon. Glad to know people are getting it! *g*
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Date: 2003-07-01 09:44 am (UTC)A good dragon is a wonderful thing!
Hmm, maybe I'll do a net-search and see what I can find in the way of Cowboy Bebop pictures. Is the story generally about those two?
Re: Cowboy Bebop
Date: 2003-07-01 10:02 am (UTC)What is Netflix?
Neflix.com is an online company that lets you rent an ulimited number of DVDs (though you can only have three at a time out) for an unlimited amount of time, at $20 a month. You set up an account and then a rental que which allows you to choose from their catalog and put a priority of what you want to see when. they then send you the DVDs by mail with postage paid return envelopes. Once you've sent a DVD back, they'll send you the next DVD that's available and in your que. I think it's a great idea, especially for people who maybe live in places without access to decent videostore. They have a pretty big catalog and they do specials now and then allowing you to have more than three DVDs out at once.
Hmm, maybe I'll do a net-search and see what I can find in the way of Cowboy Bebop pictures. Is the story generally about those two?
Not really, but... Cowboy Bebop is about the entire crew of bounty hunters, which includes Spike. We get bits and pieces throughout the series about Spike's past. Vicious was once his partner and close friend, but now they're enemies who try to kill each other whenever they meet. Vicious is a complete enigma and the whole story of Spike's past is kind of oblique--you keep getting flashes, sometimes literally, of what happened to him and his girlfriend Julia and the whole thing with Vicious. The artwork is, at times, stunning, and the storylines are highly entertaining. Very film noirish (I keep finding myself saying this lately!) in a sci-fi setting.
Re: Cowboy Bebop
Date: 2003-07-01 11:11 am (UTC)Re: Cowboy Bebop
Date: 2003-07-01 11:46 am (UTC)I think you're right, Netflix doesn't work in Canada. Sorry!
I hope you can rent the discs somewhere. To buy they're very pricey with only a couple of episodes per tape/disc.
Re: Cowboy Bebop
Date: 2003-07-01 06:35 pm (UTC)It's always the way. I'm used to it. Geographically challenged, that's me.
Yes, I'll look around for the anime - and meanwhile read the manga insofar as I can afford to buy them.