She's going to stop Doom in the past when he still went by the name Zev Love X

What are some good starting points for Valiant? I'm more interested in trades.

I like the way that they walk

Consistently excellent, both in the writing and the artwork. The ending - without spoiling anything - was fitting for the grim tone of the story.

I think those two plus The Goddamned and Monstress are going to do really well. That's why I'm talking up The Violent.

Just a joke. I'm sure he's a nice guy.

I always enjoy reading Stephenson interviews because he has such a clear vision for the company and is very adept at articulating it.

Sad to say, but The Fade Out is over.

Oh man, Injection #6 was the joint!

Image and the creators must be taking a hit on the volume 1s, but at some point they must have realized it was worth it. I imagine trades are a more important means of finding new audiences for their books than for the Big 2.

I did too. And I lived in Mexico at that time!

Wikpedia says he was the indeed the one who filed for divorce. Anyone who would do that to Christina Applegate is a jerk-face jerk.

God created the World in six days about 6,000 years ago.

Or the the cold weather this time of year exacerbates whatever illness a person may be going through. Either one is plausible.

This week:

Holly Hunter would be my choice.

Oh, I'm about a hundred pages in and it's confusing as hell, but I'm ok with that.

They were pretty grim for the most part. I adjusted my expectations once I realized the tone, but I still had difficulty with some of the protagonists. I don't mind flawed and somewhat unsympathetic characters, but some of these crossed the line into downright unlikeable.

Recently read Get in Trouble by Kelly Link. It was a good combination of weird imagination and character development, but I ended up liking it less than I thought I would.

Idris Elba. He's this generation's Richard Benjamin.