Back in 2019, Mark Waid and a bunch of other creators re-launched Humanoids, an independent publisher that had been around since the 1970s and had once been the publisher of Heavy Metal and other magazines and creator-owned comics. This was a push for creator-owned superhero books, and the "event" that got it started was 2019's …
Continue reading H1/Humanoids Ignition (FCBD 2019), Ignited #1-10
After my last post, I went on vacation for the better part of a week and a half and it's taken me a few days to come back and "recover" from it (so to speak). Prior to heading out, I'd put a dent in my piles and lists and had planned to write way more …
So, I 've got two #adventurecomicsmonth books here and I gave this post this title because I read them under the influence of one Professor Alan. In one case, he sent this directly to me courtesy of the #comicbookcircleoflife (and I have since returned the favor), but in the other he had covered it as …
It's #adventurecomicsmonth and while my first thoughts turn to Indiana Jones-type escapades, I am going to stretch the definition here to include spy comics and political thrillers. I mean, Alan seems to be including them in his reads, so why not? I've always enjoyed spy movies and political thrillers; having been raised on a healthy …
On June 3rd, Chris Honeywell, one of the founders of the Two True Freaks podcasting network, and his roommate Trudy lost their home due to a fire. Chris, Trudy, and Bernice the Cat are all fine and healthy, but they lost everything but the clothes on their backs. Chris has always been one to give …
As always, let’s start with the numbers … Physical Comics Read: 45 (146/260)Digital Comics Read: 0 (471/471)Trades/Graphic Novels Read: 1 (6/11)Books Read: 1 (114/123)Movies Watched: 6 (178/194)TV Series Watched: 1 (56/58)TV Seasons Watched: 2 (100/105)Podcast episodes remaining: 185 Compared to last month, this is significantly better, especially where comics and podcasts are concerned. Now, honestly, I went through my podcasts and both …
I've written about old What If comics in the past and I have always felt that they are worth grabbing from cheap bins whenever you see them. Brett's got a small collection going and I intend to add these to them (although I held on to my copy of "What If Phoenix Had Not Died?"). …
Continue reading What If (vol 1.) #35, 44; What If (vol 2.) #4
So I've been motoring through some back issues lately and much like the Superman books I just reviewed, I thought I'd do some quick reviews here. There's a bunch of Marvel, DC, and independent books in here, and while it's quite a bit, I'm happy to be able to whittle down this pile of unread …
The Uncollecting 