Jaymie Moore
@jaymiemoore
Formerly with Human Engineering Life Laboratories, now a researcher with Occult Research Center (if you get the refences, Rao protect you), trans, she/her they/them
So the road is closed then? I see the season of road removal in full sway in North Texas. It’s always road removal but now more than usual.
Stack of comics to read as I grab a burger at Hunky’s. Nature is healing.
Relaxing in the shade with Kressel’s The Rainseekers and an iced sopapilla latte in the shade.
Currently cat sitting 3 cats. 1 has decided to remain hidden except when they think I’m asleep.
Does anyone know this motherfucker who just tried to start a fight with me?
The best amalgam of DC’s war and western comics came out in the 90s: Guns of the Dragon by Tim Truman. Bat Lash and Enemy Ace in Southeast Asia between world wars.
I’ve said DC is leaving money on the table by not collecting their Silver & Bronze Age war and western comics. This is partially rectified this week.
Before doing much online after I wake, if anything, I try to read and it should be something to help set mood. At the moment, that is Digger Unearthed by Ursula Vernon. Digger is fun to spend time around and it's a joy to learn about the world she dug herself into.
Now waiting for midterms and hoping things don’t grow too worse by then.
Caught space flu and so must rest up instead of probing test subjects. Get him some plomeek soup.
Picked up The Art of Harvey Kurtzman several library sales ago and I've barely looked at it since. Cracking it open this morning to enjoy with my coffee before engaging with the world outside.
I've never read, never even looked for Bizarre Adventures #29. That's because of the cover story. I thought the issue was an adaption of Lawnmower Man the movie and not the short story it's based on. The story is Illustrated by Walt Simonson, so I'll start watching for it.
It occurred to me I first encountered Ron Randall's work in the Conqueror of Barren Earth backup feature in Warlord. I fell in love with Jinal but, in retrospect, it's obvious I wanted to be her. Someone at DC should see about collecting the backups and miniseries.
First was taken yesterday, second a few minutes ago. Not enough snow but enough to be dangerous. More ice and snow expected later.
I’m about to block this guy. He’s informing accounts he’s turning them in to the FBI. Nazi, bootlicker, boring troll, whatever he is, he’s gone from my world now.
If the weather reports are even half right, where much of the US east of the Rocky mountains are today.
I couldn't tell you why deporting people minding their own business, going about their day offends my morals and sensibilities. It's not as if I had any strong role models when growing up.
Reposting with alt text Daredevil #283, written by Ann Nocenti, pencils by Mark Bagley, inks by Al Williamson and Tom Palmer. Cap is old enough to know Smedley Butler and the full story behind "banana republics." The US meddling in events south of their border is nothing new.
Currently reading Bandette Volume One: Presto! by Paul Tobin and Colleen Coover. Teen cat burglar having adventures in Paris.
Currently reading: Ten Grand by J. Michael Straczynski (writer) and Ben Templesmith (artist) Joe Fitzgerald is a hitman, a mob fixer. He promises his wife he'll do just one more job, then he'll get out of the business. The last job leads to the death of both of them.
I went looking for one book because a question to the public popped up in my feed. Trying to find it, I found Transylvania Station by Donald & Abby Westlake with a Gahan Wilson cover.