https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/f/ff/Quasar-32.jpg/220px-Quasar-32.jpg So back around the time I first started this blog, I read through several random issues of Quasar and was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed them. I don't know why I had thought the character was lame or some sort of '90s mort, but that had been my impression going in and …
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Help Chris Honeywell
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 …
Dreadstar #2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 24, 31, 32, 35, 36, 37, 46
So back in November when my LCS had its "Fill a Shortbox for $40" sale, I grabbed me a shortbox and brought all of those books home. In fact, the majority of the books that I've been reading and reviewing this month were from that sale. Among them were just a stack of Dreadstar books. …
Time Masters #1-8
Continuing with #SciFiComicsMonth, I continue to be amazed of how many books in this genre I've managed to accumulate in the last few months. I know that some of them have to do with this hashtag month, but others have to do with the fact that I found an entire run or miniseries at the …
The Griffin #1-6
I mentioned the possibility of covering DC's sci-fi offerings in the post-Crisis 1980s in a podcast episode, and I'm still thinking of that, especially since while this was an early 1990s series, The Giffin falls into the sci-fi/superhero hybrid genre and was completely outside of the DC Universe of the time. My understanding is that …
A DC Science Fiction Two-Fer
I've got an enormous stack of DC science fiction books to read, most of which I found in that huge quarter sale back in the fall. Some of the series were fairly interesting to me when I grabbed the issues; others were fairly interesting to me back when they were solicited back when I was …
Tandy Computer Whiz Kids in “The Answer to a Riddle”
I think this is technically #SciFiComicsMonth? I mean, computer science is a science and this is fiction … Anyway, the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids comics are something that I didn't know existed until a few years ago when I ran across a beat-up copy of a Superman team-up issue in a cheap bin and grabbed …
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The Year in Uncollecting 2022
Four years in and I'm coming off one of the toughest years I've had, at least on an emotional level. I find that when my anxiety and depression are on a higher setting, I tend to fall into bad habits of spending money, eating more, getting out less, and overally not taking care of myself. …
Classics Illustrated #53 and Marvel Classics Comics #36
Why do two issues from two separate books that were published 30 years apart? Well, both of these issues adapt Charles Dickens' classic "A Christmas Story," the quintessential tale for #HolidayComicsMonth. I picked up both of these at my LCS for very little--maybe about a buck or two--and saved them for this week when we're …
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Three Classic DC Trades
So between the Baltimore Comic-Con and a sale at my LCS, I've gotten my fair share of trades and hardcovers lately. Some of them are books that looked interesting or cheap ways to read stories I've always been meaning to; others have been bona fide classics that I've read before or wanted to read and …
The Uncollecting 
