Mark
@mdstratts
Comics, Music, Y2K Survivor, He/Him I drive a truck so you don’t have to
Went to see this last night after an enjoyable Mexican dinner. I rated it 7/10. As a coming of age story for both Kara & Ruthe, it clicked pretty well for me. As much fun as Jason Mamoa was as Lobo, I don’t know that it really added anything to the story other than just seeing Lobo. Go see it
Watching some of this tonight. It’s a great older show. Edward Woodward was terrific in this.
I’ve been reading this collection and it’s silly, predictable, very much of its time, and at times comes across as a second rate Wonder Woman. In spite of all this, there’s a golden age charm to it all that I enjoy. It does have Shelly Moldoff and Johnny Craig art which is great.
This strip shows the willingness of McManus to break the 4th wall of a whimsical episode in “Bringing up Father” by George McManus, April 17, 1938. Picture taken from the book “Jiggs is Back”
Some comics and iced tea for today. Reading The Complete Moon Girl collection from Dark Horse, and having some iced tea on a hot day.
I read all four of these today. It’s the four volume “Batman: Justice Buster” by Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi It’s well plotted, nicely paced, and delves into what is Justice and how does Batman go about it. The manga creators here use quite a lot of Batman lore in this series. 4.5/5 ⭐️
This loaf, named Nightwing, is one of six in our home. He’s also the one who chose my partner to be His Human. He likes me well enough, but she is His Human.
Here’s one of those great series that I think every person should read. Bill Morrison created a wild, fun, and brilliant set of characters in this series. #TopShelfFriday
I’ve loved this series since I discovered it some years ago. I realize licensing would be an issue, but these would be fun. Not likely, just saying it would be fun
Here’s my Top Shelf Friday offering. It’s a lame cover but the stories were fun. Of course, being Simon & Kirby Golden Age reprints has to be the reason, right?
Finished this today and made it to a 121 Day reading streak, according to @thestorygraph.com Read the Title Story after all the preceding stories was a real juxtaposition. We had a more down to earth, more human Batman, then Moore gives us this brutal Batman story with a hint of who we knew at 1/2