I believe that's a big reason why I come to message boards. To find other people who share my favorite hobby.
From: San Diego, CA | Registered: Jul 2003
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Caroline doesn't read as many as I do but she loves the characters and plays a number of them (some she's created herself) in on-line RPG's. Plus she puts up with my stacks of unread books around the living room. She's the greatest!
From: Utah | Registered: Jul 2003
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quote:Originally posted by Lightning Lad: Caroline doesn't read as many as I do but she loves the characters and plays a number of them (some she's created herself) in on-line RPG's. Plus she puts up with my stacks of unread books around the living room. She's the greatest!
it would seem you have the best partner !!! she likes some comics, enjoys comic related TV shows .... and she think i'm the sexist Legion World member !!!!
she's a person in the know .......
Matthew.
From: Manchester United Kingdom | Registered: Jul 2003
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quote:Originally posted by the boy with UltraPowers: sorry !! i didn't give a reply ...... no my boyfriend Paul is not into comics ..... i have tried to show them to him !!!!
but ...... he did buy me the ALEX ROSS litho print of Superboy and the Legion of Super Heroes for my 30th birthday, last year ....
check my profile for the photo !!!
Matthew.
Even if he doesn't share the interst just that gift alone proves he cares about your intersts. Sounds like a keeper Matther!
From: Utah | Registered: Jul 2003
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quote:Originally posted by Fat Cramer: Just curious. My DH has many redeeming qualities, but he LOATHES comic books.
"DH"? Is that "doting husband?"
An ex, and it goes a way back (mid 90's), would go to the comic book stores with me. We both liked the Ultraverse series that had a short run at the time. I've never been able to share my LSH addiction with a mate, though.
But, when I think about it, I've always found it kind of special that my partners indulged me in this. They always thought it was wierd, but liked me nevertheless. Maybe that's the test - me and my LSH or the door. OK, I'm getting silly.
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quote:Originally posted by the boy with UltraPowers: sorry !! i didn't give a reply ...... no my boyfriend Paul is not into comics ..... i have tried to show them to him !!!!
but ...... he did buy me the ALEX ROSS litho print of Superboy and the Legion of Super Heroes for my 30th birthday, last year ....
check my profile for the photo !!!
Matthew.
Wow. Nice boyfriend. I bet if I asked my BF, he'd...
Nah. I should point out that my boyfriend goes above and beyond the call of duty when it comes to my hobby, too. He just snagged a Kraven action figure for me today. He's got a manager at the Toys-R-Us in Times Square looking for short-packed toys for me. He's the best. We practically spent one whole day of my last New York trip comic book shop hopping.
He might not like comics or toys, but I've trained him well.
From: San Diego, CA | Registered: Jul 2003
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Lee was aware of comic books, but not an avid reader, before we met. Once we started dating, I got him hooked on Neil Gaiman's Sandman, which he is now probably a bigger fan of than I. Lee REALLY likes non-superhero comics like David Mack's Kabuki, The Books of Magic, and basically most anything Vertigo.
Lee really liked the current crop of superhero movies, and will usually come to me and get back information about them (for example, he knows more about X-men than he ever bargained for.) He read Crisis on Infinite Earths a while back, and found the dialogue simplistic... but that WAS his first exposure to the Legion... of whom he had heard me talk about, but never witnessed for himself. He thought they were cute, but was asking me about their names. "Element Lad? Don't you think that's kind of silly?"
"Oh, if you think that one is silly, you should try Triplicate Girl!"
"TRIPLICATE GIRL?" Lee stared at me. "What does she do, file things really well? Is she some sort of super-secretary?"
So I told him about Lu, watching his disbelieving grin get wider and wider. And then he asked "And who's this this beach ball looking guy who bounces all over the place? Ball Boy?"
"That's, um, Bouncing Boy."
"Bouncing Boy?" Lee's grin got bigger.
"Yeah! You know, actually, he and Triplicate Girl got married..."
"Well, I'M SURE THEY DID..."
Hilarity then ensued.
I love the Legion.
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From: Birmingham, AL | Registered: Jul 2003
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My hubby read them as a kid but had fallen out of the habit except for a few things here and there.
I couldn't get him interested in Legion, but he does have his regular titles now: a few manga things, Authority, Rising Stars (not that you can really call that regular with its publishing schedule -- or lack thereof) and a few more. So I feel I've done my duty.
Eric
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From: Standing beside you in Ferndale, MI | Registered: Aug 2003
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My boyf thinks I'm totally mad for buying comics - though I think it's partially to do with the cost..... Oh well, he still loves me and will join me into Forbidden Planet without any complaint
From: home sweet home... unless i'm posting from work | Registered: Jul 2003
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My wife doesn't read them, but appreciates that they are a part of me (so to speak). She knew when she met me in college I was a comics collector, so it was a package deal.
I even worked in a Comic Book Store for a couple of years right when we got married, right out of college. She never once complained about me "getting a real job" or anything. The guys I worked with got us a set of "Super-Friends" glassware as a wedding gag gift. We still use them.
She's the best! We have a large walk-in closet in our house that is now my "comic book room".
I was taking my beautiful wife for granted though. It hit me the other day while I was in a doctor's office for a routine procedure, and he was chatting a bit, trying to get to know me. When he found out I have a room full of comics, he said, "And your wife doesn't make fun of you?" Dammmmnnn... that was a bit harsh. I can tell you, that's the last vascetomy I get from that quack!
-------------------- Craig C.
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