surely Dutch must have some native word that could express the idea of "nieuw studioalbum"

Soul Survivor --> It Must Be Hell --> Rock and a Hard Place --> In the Stars

A bit of a sad milestone, as this would be Curt Swan's last issue as the regular artist for the Legion. #ShakeYourCLZ

Post a cover to a comic Gerry Conway wrote that you love.

Tackling the week like Emperor Aquaman #ShakeYourCLZ

This is a dance off! Post a dance!

more like Rake Baldwin

This is a dance off! Post a dance!

Happy Hyborian Friday #ShakeYourCLZ

Happy Hyborian Friday #ShakeYourCLZ

Name your top five Prince songs • I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man • When You Were Mine • Sometimes It Snows in April • I Wanna Be Your Lover • Raspberry Beret

in the before times, these people were called "butlers" or "servants"

“Did you never call? I waited for your call…” On this day in 1984, “So. Central Rain (I’m Sorry)” was released as the first single from Reckoning. The video was directed by Howard Libov and filmed at Reflection Studio in Charlotte.

The universe of DC readers jazzed about Absolute Rac Shade could probably fit comfortably inside a Volkswagen Beetle, but I am one of them

1972, a girl watches YouTube videos on her iPad

R.E.M. released Murmur on this day in 1983. The Kent countryside is still working on its impression

The new Stones single rocks

I have zero interest in zombie stories, and in fact actively dislike the genre, but nevertheless find Bleeding Hearts to be cool and interesting.

Me reposting myself

I don't usually have a lot of time for snarky irony, metafiction, and breaking the fourth wall, but Superboy Prime congratulating Lois on the longevity of her solo series made me laugh out loud.

Second time in a row the Titans have come up when I #ShakeYourCLZ

Stop scrolling & post two characters who bring you happiness

DC Finest just keeps killing it, and there are more new titles besides these four that interest me:

Kory is soaring into space #ShakeYourCLZ

They’re coming back

coming at Monday with Archie energy #ShakeYourCLZ

Dylan superfans reporting that he slightly changed the setlist.

I got an awesome anniversary issue when I did the same #ShakeYourCLZ

So in the new Marvel solicits, Black Cat has made it to issue #11, which I take to mean that it's not getting canceled? Because ten issues has been the cut-off for Magik and other recent Marvel books that sell pretty well but get the axe anyway. Mortal Thor has also made it past the ten-issue mark.

The best story in this DC Finest volume is … a cautionary tale about Clark Kent as a victim of fraternity hazing? All kidding aside, these sorts of quieter character stories are often more interesting than superheroics.

@vinsonlovescomics.bsky.social www.tcj.com/sal-buscema-...

The number one good idea America has ever had is that anyone can come here and join us.

Yes I’m religious, I believe in the holy trinity

Yes I'm religious, I believe in the holy trinity

Spending a rare free day listening to an old favorite. Still got the old tagger on it, as Nigel Tufnel would put it.

I'm on the verge of dropping the few Marvel books I read because why invest your time in something that will be canceled after ten issues? I actually like the current Dr. Strange series, but it looks like it will be gone soon.

Read this tonight as part of my bi-weekly batch of comics, and, while anyone who has ever read a work of fiction can guess the shocking twist of this issue ten pages before it inevitably happens, Dan Mora continues to cement his status as one of the best ever to do it. The art inside is amazing.

On this day in 1984, Peter and Mike appeared on WUOG to debut Reckoning tracks ‘Letter Never Sent’ and ‘Second Guessing’. They also each chose a Pick of the Week to be played. Peter opts for George Jones and Ray Charles’ ‘We Didn’t See a Thing’, while Mike went with the Gap Band’s ‘Party Train’.

Glenn Mercer of The Feelies talks about working with Peter on the making of 1986’s The Good Earth. www.guitarworld.com/artists/guit...

somewhere in the US in 1979, someone was driving around a Styx van they won from A&M records (Billboard, Feb '79)

Losers: I'm writing my masterpiece. It's a deeply intelligent, philosophical, and deliberate reflection of existence and has a 5 minute cricket sound interlude The B52's: This is a song about going to the beach and seeing weird shit. It fucks harder than anything you have ever heard

So sad to share that legendary colorist Tatjana Wood has passed away at the age of 99. Her pioneering painterly touch graced scores of DC & Vertigo series. She was truly one of a kind and a special friend. May her memory be a blessing.

Wonderful color artist Tatjana Wood died 3 days shy of her 100th birthday… her work within the limited palette of four-color comics was always impressive and added mood. Important to remember as modern comics reprinting often relegates original coloring to the dustbin of history.

This is a Dr. Zeller fan account

What If Aunt May Found Thor’s Hammer? I’ve got more ideas where that came from, @Marvel

Another new read this week that I enjoyed. Very similar to Ultimate Spider-Man in that it deals with the MJ Question in a way that the mainline series can't, although it tries to have its cake and eat it too when it comes to resolving that question.

Of the new comics I read this week, this one stood out: Mark Waid takes the Silver Age plot device of Pete Ross knowing Superboy's secret identity and digs deeper into what it means to keep a secret for someone who doesn't know you're keeping it, and, more broadly, what it means to be a friend.

I read Ultimate Spider-Man #24 last night, and couldn’t help but think of the final page of Amazing Spider-Man #122: we want to see Peter and Mary Jane be together, but that’s literally the end of the story, which is why Marvel broke them up in Brand New Day or whatever it was.

Magic Demon Girl and Bat Junior

Barbara Gordon: Breakout isn't the first time DC has gone down this road