This very nicely made Italian fan film is subtiled in six languages. Click the CC icon below the screen to see your regions subtitles.

The next phase in mobile devices are computers you can wear. The tiny smart phone will be replaced by something you wear around your neck or is built into your clothes (in a special compartment perhaps), that makes the world your interface. I say in 5 years or so the prototype you see here will be real and much slicker and smaller. And available for not a lot of money. Maybe less than $100 eventually.

So iphone and andrioid users, your slick futuristic device is about to become obsolete.

Already, there are more smart phones than desktop computers, so the mobile computer is the standard device for most people, This trend will accelerate. The beauty is, you can read books or watch movies on any decent surface because the projectors will be higher resolution that what you see here. HDTV projectors or better will be in these devices which will be smaller and lighter than the current smart phone.

Way back in the early 1980s I was a huge anime fan way before it was cool or popular. And to this day I still love the theme to this show. The whole soundtrack is great, actually. And the story is inspired in that it was so completely original in its day and a precursor to shows like Evangelion. While the main characters red Jewfro and the rather poorly chosen names for the villains and some of the characters dates it, Space Runaway: Ideon is a classic.

Here’s a beautiful trance remix of the closing theme to Ideon, which is also a song I love like the opening theme.

If you get a copy of the book on page 170 you can see where I reference digital comics. This was back in the 1980s, circa 1987ish. I thought up an ipad like device for comics back then. Of course, the one in the comic looks clunkier than the real ipad, but I didn’t ask for it to look the way the artist drew it. I envisioned something similar to the ipad in my head way back then.

The Strikeforce: Morituri trade will be out this week I imagine or next. Check it out.

Immortal Vandal Savage assembles a team of super-villains to take out the League, and the twist is he uses info stolen from Batman’s own computers to find the right method to do the job.

It seems there are some small fragments still in my kidney from the stone that was shattered and hopefully they will pass in the next day or so.

Fox business channel unfortunately cancelled Judge Andrew Napolitano’s Freedom Watch show. And this is his last rant. Too bad, it was a great show and one of the only libertarian shows on TV. The judge understands our rights and why the government doesnt care about them and is abusing them and has been very vocal about it. I hope he lands somewhere else with another show.

I’m happy to see Marvel is releasing my Strikeforce: Morituri work in two volumes. The first should be out shortly.

It’s my first work for Marvel and is also Mark Bagley’s first regular Marvel work. Val Mayerik even did some inking on these issues. Which was the first time we worked together. I took over the book from Peter Gillis and Brent Anderson and moved it away from the aliens they had which was the Horde, a kind of bloated barbarian race and more into a cyber-punkish direction with the mysterious aliens who came to “save us” from the Horde. Adventure ensue.

Not sure if they are planning on releasing my Electric: Undertow miniseries in a trade also. That would be swell. But I’m glad to see some of my work reprinted finally. It’s pretty entertaining, I think. Early Hudnall, but written with a lot of passion.

Looks pretty entertaining

So hopefully by the end of the week I will be back to normal. I was able to go out and do stuff today which was a nice change. Went to Costco and picked up a 2 terrabyte external hard drive for $114. Gotta love it.