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Date Posted: Mon November 03, 2008 16:24:47
Author: Taryn
Subject: Now, that's would be a good voice for Comicality . . . though
In reply to: Lemons 's message, "Not to be cliche, but..." on Mon November 03, 2008 10:51:30

Lately, it have been Ian McKelleen's voice I've been hearing when I read Comicality's parts(might be because I've watch X-Man a couple weeks ago, so that be why). With that aside, I'm not sure who I would see as "the voice" of Comicality; although, I guess both James Earl Jones and Ian McKelleen would be my top two choices.

Then again, Hugo Weaving wouldn't be so bad either . . .

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I think... -- Sabazius, Mon November 03, 2008 18:00:29
- you could also go with -- circa_divde, Wed November 19, 2008 17:00:08