It’s The Straight Guy’s Guide to Musicals:

http://www.tensionbreaker.com/2007/10/straight-guys-guide-to-musicals.html

Because it’s not. It (and the novel it’s based on) is a poor rehash of a tired concept combined with the philosophy of a Hot Topic T-shirt. Explosive diarrhea is “quite the experience,” but that doesn’t mean I want to sit through it for three hours.

Oh, I thought you told me you hadn’t seen it. My bad!

Because it’s not. It (and the novel it’s based on) is a poor rehash of a tired concept combined with the philosophy of a Hot Topic T-shirt. Explosive diarrhea is “quite the experience,” but that doesn’t mean I want to sit through it for three hours.

However, that musical looks terrible. I thought only comics had ridiculous shit like that ‘ let’s see why the good witch is good and the wicked witch is wicked, and explain their past relationship’.
Bad songs too.
Not recommended.

I think you could have Judd Winnick month and show how all of his books are just like songs in Rent ‘Overly preachy and not as good as the hype’.

Heh. It’s definitely a let-down after Sondheim, that’s for sure. But just as long as he stays away from tripe like “Legally Blonde” or “Mama Mia”, I’ll continue to be amused.

Defying Gravity and comics – Mmm… My thought is any time a hero openly declares that they’ll not be under someone else’s control, and they’ll go it alone, no matter what. Even if their friends and other heroes don’t understand.

True, but there weren’t any comics like that this week.