Dang, Absolute Wonder Woman this week …

I guess when I'm tickled, I am tickled.

Somewhat serious question: what was the last good art Frank Miller did? I mean, drawing wise. Because ... well, I've seen what he's put out this week.

What heck kinda name is Pokopia?

I do have to respect the Nintendo Directs for having a bunch of stuff I don’t care about amidst all the cool stuff, presented as if it’s equally as exciting as everything else.

Virtual Boy manages to fit two different versions of Tetris into its lifespan?

Nintendo hasn’t betrayed me lately so I’m allowed to yell VIRTUAL BOY

I had been social media shy for years (for what I think should be obvious reasons) and I was carving out a tiny hole where I'd occasionally say stuff about comics ... but now everything has to be ruined and everyone has to get fired because of threats from a shitty frog guy?

It just feels like the last time a comic related company crumbled due to right wing pressure, one cinematic universe was set on a course of decay that ultimately allowed for another to start to thrive. If you instantly cede ground to idiots, you're going to fall off a cliff.

I feel it is my responsibility as your mainstream comic book friend to further explain that what dc is doing to Gretchen is unprecedented They haven’t only cancelled the series, they are refunding the comics that are already created and recalling the issue that is already sold.

Disappointed in more than one form of DC right now.

Precisely how many non-Wolverines are going to be snikting in this arc?

Uh. This is a lot of stuff for twentyish pages.

The time I used to spend on one Nazi site is now spent on another Nazi site, and my life is much better for it.

Absolute Martian Manhunter #6 (2025)

Ye gods!

I know this is largely a void I scream into, but does anyone know if DC has the equivalent of Marvel's Calendar page, which actually works? www.marvel.com/comics/calen...

Really enjoyed Mark Russell's independent but complementary pieces, Superman: Space Age and Batman: Dark Age. Pocket universe stories that capture the essence of the characters, told through the unique medium of the Allreds' art. There can be so many separate platonic ideals of the same things.

Mr. House, you say.

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The Neutrinos are on the loose in NYC again.

In my (so far) relatively limited studies, I've particularly enjoyed Batman and Superman stories that are extra-canon while being true to specific essences of the characters, especially where the art is slightly unusual. SUPERMAN: THE KRYPTONITE SPECTRUM #1 suggests it's going to be a good ride.

I don't know much, but I do know I'm always here for Booster Gold.

And on the other side of the coin, Supergirl continues to do ... whatever this is. (Not complaining, I just have no real grasp on what this series is doing so far)

Thank you, Ryan North.

First day back at work.

When books from the UK are published in Australia they should be required by law to have a sticker on the front if the author is a TERF.

Feels so bad.

What is this sound effect?

Lex Luthor, every time he’s asked why he doesn’t like Superman:

Oh, he was welcomed back onto the board of the Pulitzer Prize? That’s more of an indictment of the Pulitzer Prize board than anything else.

The ol’ triple enhance.

A suspicion I’ve gleaned from some basic research: no one knows how to draw Aunt May.

They asked if I’d had enough of the King of Atlantis. I said “Nay, more!”

The hit Star Wars manga set on Narkina 5, “Dungeon Melshi”.

Now that Andor is over, people are naturally asking "What happened to Sculdun after episode 12?" I did a little digging, and found out there's a whole extra franchise about him.

Great, now I’m arguing about sitcom canon with a licensed tie-in mystery novel.

There are only two issues of the current volume of Fantastic Four Volume 7 left, ending at #33. Then it ticks over to Volume 8, still written by Ryan North. You've got nearly three months to get through it all before First Steps comes out. Not that it will impact it, but it's good to read!

Get in, loser! We’re going shopping.