[David C. Matthews]

Kudos on a fun drawing!

[David C. Matthews]

David C. Matthews has just had his 1000th post, all eyes are on him, and deservedly so…

And nobody's posted about THIS yet?
http://dcmatthews.deviantart.com/art/Tetsuko-as-quot-She-Hulk-quot-67607297

*shakes head, tsk-tsks* I'm disappointed in y'all.  :-

Well, it's not really a "She-Hulk" pic, is it?

But you're right, I should have posted about it, at least…

[David C. Matthews]

in the meantime, my fingers ain't broke, so I can type "www.amaz0ns.com" in the addy bar just as well as anybody else. 🙂

Or make it a bookmark.

Although you're right, there should be a link to the main site page from any forum page.

[David C. Matthews]

Interesting – and encouraging – that an image of a muscular woman is still seen as an effective marketing tool.  I hope the trend continues.

[David C. Matthews]

I get so entranced by her upper body (especially those great "dancing pecs") that I have to be reminded what great legs she has.

[David C. Matthews]

I cant wait to see what his 1000th will be. 😀

Won't be long now – in fact, later this afternoon!

And thanks a lot for the comments and congrats! 🙂

Aw shucks, t'weren't nuthin'…

[David C. Matthews]

Nice work, and congrats on 1000 posts!

[David C. Matthews]

Great stuff, Mike!  Happy to see you've found Amaz0ns… welcome!!

[David C. Matthews]

Veeeery interesting indeed – then again, Pol Pot could have won a Peace Prize during the Shrub's presidency (ducks in anticipation of Lingster's barrage). have won a Nobel Peace Prize.

All you have to know about this cockamamie prize is that Yasser Arafat – who never renounced terrorism and the killing of innocent civilians – won it.

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Of course, you have to be from L.A. for the script to be good enough to win the Grand Prize! ::)

I dunno about that – one of the things they noted in the award announcement is that Joel is a native of Cranston, RI, so the organizers were very pleased that a "native son" won (or co-won, as the case may be) the Grand Prize.  (And no, I don't think Joel's RI origins helped us win – there had to have been numerous other submissions from Rhode Island natives, some of whom I'm sure still live there.)

CONGRATULATIONS! It's a sign of the times that a fantasy genre script won the top prize!

What's funny about that is that I honestly didn't think we had a chance of winning any prize (much less the Grand Prize) precisely because our screenplay was a fantasy effort.  These types of scripts (nor the movies made from them) rarely win at film festivals (unless the festival itself is dedicated to fantasy, sci-fi, and horror).  So winning was as much a shock ("They chose a fantasy script??") as a surprise ("OMG we won!!").

Now sell that bad boy!

Believe me, we'll be doing our best!

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