MAD magazine has Xena in it

09 December 2010, 12:34 PM

This month's MAD magazine has spoofs on Harry Potter and also one of Xena.

For anyone still collecting Xena merchandise - go and grab yerself an early Christmas present.

The drawings are actually very good and in colour. The story is the usual MAD rubbish, but it seems that they actually know a little of the show.

12 December 2010, 01:00 AM

xenacrazed

Thanks fer the tip, i'll have to check that out.

i remember Mad did a Xena story years & years ago. It was in b&w and not very good. i hope this isn't a colorized version of it.

Wouldn't mind reading Harry Potter take. i was watching the Lindsay Lohan big buxom Hermione on youtube from SNL recently. There's gotta be better Potter humor!

13 December 2010, 10:49 PM

Smirk Morgan

quote:
Originally posted by xenacrazed:
There's gotta be better Potter humor!

Why did I mentally correct that to "potty humor"?

16 December 2010, 07:46 PM

MinionOfCallisto

Wait, is that Harry Potter craze still going on?

Guess I'm getting detached from reality or something, I totally gave up on it after watching the 1st&2nd movie and aborting trying to read through the first book.

Considering I remember dropping the book for some rather dry history book, it must have been either utterly boring or grossly disappointing.

Or it has to be a thing about the language employed, as I rather do like Carrol's "Alice" and Lewis' "Narnia" writing, despite both being considered rather children's fare.

18 December 2010, 01:53 PM

xenacrazed

quote:
Originally posted by Smirk Morgan:
quote:
Originally posted by xenacrazed:
There's gotta be better Potter humor!

Why did I mentally correct that to "potty humor"?

Cuz you got a potty mouth!

18 December 2010, 01:59 PM

xenacrazed

quote:
Originally posted by MinionOfCallisto:
Wait, is that Harry Potter craze still going on? Guess I'm getting detached from reality or something, I totally gave up on it after watching the 1st&2nd movie and aborting trying to read through the first book.

Considering I remember dropping the book for some rather dry history book, it must have been either utterly boring or grossly disappointing. Or it has to be a thing about the language employed, as I rather do like Carrol's "Alice" and Lewis' "Narnia" writing, despite both being considered rather children's fare.

well yeah, part one of the last movie is out now. i didn't like the final book much. the romantic pairings sucked and the adults were often times poorly written. But the basic storyline was fine and it was always a nice summer kind of read.