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Totally different effect on me. You should focus on the good side and that is you're not dead because you overdosed. (yeah that sounds so UPLIFTING i kno)

Books about drugs? O_o Besides the one you showed me, what others are there?

(Comic Book) I'm reading "Green Arrow/Green Lantern," it's actually pretty interesting, has mature themes.

Has anyone read The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Comics?
If you seen the movie that okay, but its not the same as the Comics.
I like it because it brings together all the classic books series.

Main reason its good is because the First League was not the best fit team.
Nemo left the League after Mi5 shot a canister that had a hybrid bacterium, made up of anthrax and streptococcus to defeat the Tripods. Later dies at his island of natural cause.
Hyde dies after taking down one tripods after he was blast once already with a heat ray. Took three rays to kill him.
Griffin betrayed the League and the Earth to join the Martians. Later killed by Hyde in a horrible manner.
Miss Murry left for a while.
Quatermain left the League and went back to his addiction to Opium. But came back to help Murry defeat the Anti Christ, only to finally be killed by a lighting bolt from the lesser than human Anti Christ.

I read Watchmen (also by Moore), but, seeing as League got a bad rating as a movie, I wasn't sure whether to read it...I want to read Hellboy though.

Thank you for listing SPOILER ALERT...

Its a lot better than the Movie.
Watchmen is not like the League movie because they never kept to the damn original story like they did at the beginning of Watchmen.
Besides, haven't read the Black Dossier for a good reason.
Read the League, if you read a lot of old classic books, you would appreciate the connection Moore made between story.

I only reveal the second Volume, there is still the first Volume and the Century.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_CQQpzNhLg
Can anyone guess why I posted this.
It is related to the Topic at hand.
I raise my right Karma Arm and Swear to it.

Started two more "serious" books.
"Il volontario"/"Volunteer"/"Ochotnik" by Marco Patricelli
"Lewa Wolna"/"Left side free" by Józef Mackiewicz

I'm reading "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under Sea"

Good for you!

Great Story to read,

I've enjoyed immensely so far.