Andrew Leamon
@andrewleamon
comics writer (CAMERA MAN, MONOLITH, RADIANT BLACK #22 Backup, FOURTHMEAL) | nintendo nerd | dog dad | chainsaw man enjoyer | anti-fascist OPEN FOR WORK Comics & Contact Info: Newsletter: buttondown.com/andrewleamon
You want me to WHAT? You might wanna take another pass on that headline.
@abreen.bsky.social has been walking me through the horror film genre, and he asked me earlier tonight what my tier list looks like for all the horror films we've watched together. Here's my tier list based on my memory of the impressions they left on me:
Everything that's good just hasn't been destroyed by capitalism yet.
My wife sent me this candid of our dog. I love this girl so much! ❤️
Birthday Babushka and I wish you and yours a very "Fuck Fascism, Read Comics" day!
While her parents were on vacation, my good girl had the best week. (📸: @agenteli.bsky.social)
Spider Island. It came out right after I started seriously reading comics, and I had a blast reading all of it. (I should reread it.) I also think about Final Crisis all the time. I haven't found a crossover comic that's really hyped me up yet, unless we're talking Amalgam's Spider-Boy.
I JUST CAME FROM HELL is their latest that is a sequel to both stories mentioned above. You can read it page by page over on Adam's Patreon (tinyurl.com/53ruf7sa) or lock yourself in for their upcoming Kickstarter launch (tinyurl.com/2eubud8m).
"WHO KILLED SARAH SHAW" is the small town murder mystery that follows two true crime documentarians who dig up a cold case in small town Michigan to save their careers.
My first intro to them was the religious horror graphic novella, "EAT MY FLESH, DRINK MY BLOOD" where a newly engaged Lisa meets her fiance John's parents for the first time, and what follows is a ton of blood and guts.
Oh yeah. I forgot to share this pic of Ruthie from earlier tonight... ❤️
I haven't picked up many comics lately, but these are my newest pickups. ❤️
On the bright side, I have my entertainment for the next several days.
It's been a rough day, but having my wife and my (very good best girl) dog to come home to is pretty great, actually.
I'm so deeply behind on my comics reading, but wanted to highlight my recent buys and pulls. Comics are the best.
Back in my day, we didn't have the internet. The only way you could express that you had an attitude and weren't to be messed with was by your Big Dog shirt.
Bought the Backstreet Boys' "All I Have To Give" single with my own money at the Mall of America after riding the Mighty Axe ride seven thousand times with my grandpa. What a great day.
I'm starting a tradition every #FreeComicBookDay where I drop off a comic or two at one of the Little Libraries around my neighborhood.