I really hate when people who do not play music talk about music and try to insert technical details they do not understand. Saying Slayer's Stain of Mind is slower than Coal Chamber's Loco is just plain wrong. In this case Slayer is at 244 bpm and Coal Chamber is at 134 bpm, more than 100 bpm slower.

the sheet music, listen to the songs with a metronome or learn to play it yourself, its obvious.

Many of these bands are still together or reunited. Shadows Fall toured recently and are heading into the studio to do a new album.

Trixter isn't active now but Steve Brown has a line of signature guitars through Guitar Fetish and he is the understudy for Vivian Campbell in Def Leppard when his cancer treatments prevent him from playing.

When I recommend Malazan to a coworker I warned him and told him buy the first 2 books. Power through Gardens Of The Moon because it does come together like two thirds of the way through. The second book is better starting point.

I can't speak for the Fleming stuff but I don't think Amis, Gardner, Benson Deaver, Boyd, Faults or Horowitz are public. Many concepts.fro. Garner books made it into the films too, like the retirement of Sir Miles as M and the female M being introduced.

Brosnan can come back and it works with the Bond stories as written. John Gardner's run as the official Bond author from the 80's thru the mid 90's continued the Bond story with an older more seasoned Bond. He was also promoted to Captain and Gardner introduced the female M after Sir Miles retired. There were quite na few concepts that Gardner introduced that made their way into the movies bit never directly adapted.

You are incorrect in number 5 saying there are no more Bond novels to adapt. Firstly, most of the art actions bear little resemblance to the source material. Movies done out of order they removed a lot of the sections that led from one story to the next, they moved scenes from one book to another story altogether. They changed the setting of most of them so they are all ripe for reinterpretation. Then they can tell a linear story of a man who goes from green to experienced agent, leans along the way and gets more cynical as the personal tragedies piled up. They can even use the book's actual cast like his maid May who never appeared or his secretary Leola.

Also, the Bond series of boo!s didn't end with Ian. There had been a James Bond novel coming out about every year. In fact John Gardner who wrote the books in the 80's and 90's had a great impact on the series. They used bits of his plots, scenes and even the female.M was his creation.

This author knows nothing about metal if he asserts there aren't many 10/10 metal albums. Most perfect albums come from metal.

Where is Atheist, Cynic, Watchtower, Dream Theater, Fear Factory, Symphony X, Firewind, UFO, Morbid Angel? I could go on. Even the albums listed here are not even the best of that band in many cases.

Every article on here about metal are always so wrong. Every band on here has a dedicated following and great selling albums. Hell, I've seen Accept almost every year since I was a teen.

Its good, different. My main question has not been answered yet though. Does he have powers on the earth or is it all the suit? Since he was being charged by the suit in the first issue I'm not sure if he needs the red sun to survive or if he gains power but didn't use it because the charging was incomplete.

Why bother calling it He-man if they seem to be doing something totally different? These types of changes won't make the existing fans happy and I don't think will bring a sizable new fan base in. They do know that He-man on Earth was done before and failed right?