I suppose this year’s reading project will involve reading the various Star Trek novels I’ve picked up recently.

Add the entirety of Superboy and the Ravers to DC Comics Infinite, you cowards.

2025 gets one last gut punch before calling it a year.

I can’t remember the last time I found a copy of Paradox Press’s “Big Book of” series in the wild. While I didn’t really intend on picking up anything this afternoon, there was no way I would it behind.

This afternoon’s what the heck, I suppose I’ll go to the used bookstore purchases.

Will the final video be Video Killed The Radio Star but played in reverse?

I suspect the most common answer was Type Three

Special sneak preview at an inconveniently located December 31, 1985 theater probably not close to you.

“Did I imagine the commercial with the Russian sailor watching a giant Nestle Crunch emerge from the water?” pops into my head every time I stumble across The Hunt For Red October.

Which title do you order for yourself, which title do you gift to a friend?

Which three titles do you choose?

Pop quiz: which three titles do you choose?

Happy D-Man Day to those who celebrate! (Captain America #328, featuring Dennis Dunphy's first appearance as D-Man, on-sale date: December 30, 1986)

This morning's exercise bike viewing material was an episode of V. I kept thinking "someone's kid must have been asking for a dirt bike for a birthday present, which lead to someone to suggest 'kids like dirt bikes--can we get the Visitors on dirt bikes?"

Imagine my dismay when I noticed this guy in a random 1980s detective show and it turns out he WASN’T involved in the kidnap plot.

Hey, PlutoTV’s Star Trek channel is playing the second season episode where Captain Kirk confronts the threat of AI in the workplace (The Ultimate Computer).

Walked past Garrett Morris at a K-Mart.

Solemn Elektra Remembrance Day to those who observe. (Daredevil #181, featuring the death of Elektra*, on sale date: December 29, 1981) *who never, ever came back from the dead and certainly didn't become Daredevil.

Draw the Curt Swan Way…

Super-Game by Bob Rozakis

We lost something when Superman stopped helping kids win autograph collection competitions.

Sunday afternoon’s treasury sized nonsense.

Next up in the reading queue…

I’m enjoying this collection of post-No Man Land Batman stories, but I find myself remembering… …will become the Spectre …will join Checkmate …will become the Question …and then I find myself not enjoying the collection as much. Oh well.

Now that she able to get up on the couch, she’s not giving up her spot.

Next bit of nonsense…

It has been determined Scarlet has sufficiently recovered from her knee surgery and now has her couch privileges reinstated.

The only question about this season’s batch of Mystery Comics…do I start tomorrow or January 1?

The holiday season is many things for many people, but for me it is the return of the Mystery Pile of Comics.

It’s a holiday miracle! PlutoTV’s Star Trek channel will be airing Conscience of the King at 7 pm (central)

Starts tomorrow at a December 25, 1985 theater near you.

And now it’s time for the annual viewing of the Pee Wee Playhouse Christmas Special…

The final episode of Strange New Worlds where we learn McCoy and Sulu were always there but worked the night shift.

At this point, I kinda hope a de-aged Gary Lockwood plays Gary Mitchell in the final episode of Strange New Worlds.

Happy Hitman #34 Day to those who celebrate! (Hitman #34 on sale date: December 23, 1998)

Someone in the Quinn Martin Productions accounting department must have realized Barnaby Jones wasn’t making use of the portion of the yearly budget set aside for fake mustaches and requested this random episode to take up the slack.

No Puppets For Christmas—December 7, 1977