Back in the 90s I was very into the Marvel monsters.  Werewolf by Night, Morbius the Living Vampire, The midnight Sons, and so on...

About a year ago a friend got me back into Marvel and I had to do about a decade's worth of crash-catch-up of the canon.

Currently I'm reading Thor & Loki: Original sin (which is almost over), Amazing Spider-man, Loki: Agent of Asgard and until it ended the newer version of Morbius (even if they had messed around with his powers and weaknesses quite a lot, that goes in guilty pleasure category).

I'm also fond of some of the Gothic horror IDW titles like Madman & Monster and Frankenstein Alive Alive (anything illustrated by Bernie Wrightson is gold and Frankenstein Alive Alive is fantastic, not just for the artwork but for the writing style).


 

"We had everything under control until the flaming wizard came in and shut down our containment grid."

Murphy:  "Is this true?"

Venckman:  "Yes; this guy is flaming."  As Harry takes a swing at him, "Well, that's what I've heard!"

  Hehe

I know of one IMVU RP group that has decided that the Jade Court is a mysterious Asian type of vampire that has a powerful poisons of varying strengths and uses that come from porcupine-like quills they produce in their fingers, and they feed on dreams, which is more dangerous than it sounds because people can die of exhaustion.  It's strange but an interesting take on the yet unsubscribed court.

The Sci Fi TV series was alright but it lacked the feeling of the books. In order for this series to reach its full potential it needs to be produced by a company such as HBO who has proven over the years to be masters of making TV series that easily match the high standards of a Hollywood movie production. I also believe that the best hope for the series would be not to make a single series but instead a series of miniseries with each book consisting of two or three hour long episodes. If done in this kind of format the stories of each novel can remain intact with minimal alterations and would potentially allow all 13, soon to be 14, books to be brought to life in a reasonable time span of 7 or fewer seasons. And to kick off this new and improved Dresden series I think it would be a great idea to see Storm Front hit the big screen which I feel would draw in the audience a series of this magnitude would require to survive, and because I think it would be awesome to see Dresden kicking butt in a theater near me.

I'm not sure a movie will happen after what happened with Sorcerer's Apprentice.  Also Lionsgate still has the rights for a year or two.   Technically Storm Front does have a movie but it's never been released to DVD.  It's an extended version of the episode and it makes a lot more sense than the episode cut.  It's a polished up and refurbished version of the original pilot.  It aired once on Scifi at three AM and wasn't even listed on the schedule when it did air and it's never been released to DVD though it was originally to be a bonus feature on the season 1 DVD release.  I don't know why they pulled it at the last second.  Originally the set was advertised as including the extended pilot.

Okay, but was it ever mentioned elsewhere in the show that his mother died in childbirth? Not to nitpick, but I'm just a stickler for details.   

There's a vague reference to her death in birds of a feather.

I would love to see a grimoire of every spell and item from the books

Ooh, I think I want that too.

Mine arrived today!  Woohoo!

I'm not sure what this was all about, but my original question was about Harry working out of what appeared to be a Magic Store. I later learned it just looked like a store front and was his office/living space.

Whoops, sorry, that was my fault.  I misread what you said. I thought you said stone.  I thought you were talking about the crystal he used in his tracking spell. And don't let me drive you off. I was in a bad mood when I replied to you.  The humidity here was getting to me.