The best part about Graham's run on "Prophet" is how he doesn't care to explain ANYTHING.  He'll drop you into a giant organic slime city populated with incredible aliens, then offer no explanations or history.  I love comics that improve upon the 2nd reading, and each issue of his run so far has really rewarded deep…

The best part about Graham's run on "Prophet" is how he doesn't care to explain ANYTHING.  He'll drop you into a giant organic slime city populated with incredible aliens, then offer no explanations or history.  I love comics that improve upon the 2nd reading, and each issue of his run so far has really rewarded deep…

No, it's always been Dogg.  The extra "g" is for "gangsta."

No, it's always been Dogg.  The extra "g" is for "gangsta."

I had forgotten how incredibly badass Fat Dom's death scene was.  I think the shock is intensified by how slow-moving and introspective these last few episodes have been.

I had forgotten how incredibly badass Fat Dom's death scene was.  I think the shock is intensified by how slow-moving and introspective these last few episodes have been.

Guilty!

Guilty!

Yeah, obviously.  I guess I'm hoping that it's done in an artful way, because the car crash happening at the intersection of "Lincoln" and "Marsh" was pretty damn hack-y.

Yeah, obviously.  I guess I'm hoping that it's done in an artful way, because the car crash happening at the intersection of "Lincoln" and "Marsh" was pretty damn hack-y.

It's pretty much the only superhero book on the stands with the same creative team month-to-month, right down to the inker and the letterer.  I think that has a lot to do with why it's been so good.

It's pretty much the only superhero book on the stands with the same creative team month-to-month, right down to the inker and the letterer.  I think that has a lot to do with why it's been so good.

I'm skeptical of this reveal but I'm willing to withhold judgment until the arc concludes next month.  I'm hoping there's a good reason why Alfred never received this letter from his father they've been running as the backup story in the recent issues of "Batman."

I'm skeptical of this reveal but I'm willing to withhold judgment until the arc concludes next month.  I'm hoping there's a good reason why Alfred never received this letter from his father they've been running as the backup story in the recent issues of "Batman."

"This fucking guy."  I think Steven Van Zandt got Lilyhammer made almost entirely on his ability to read that line.

"This fucking guy."  I think Steven Van Zandt got Lilyhammer made almost entirely on his ability to read that line.

LOST.  I don't think there's really any debate about how well they stuck that landing. Nope, no debate at all.

LOST.  I don't think there's really any debate about how well they stuck that landing. Nope, no debate at all.

Do you think it's lasting insight though?  I always read that scene as Paulie having no where else to go, no other recourse or support system besides his "mother."  So, his decision to reconcile but not apologize seems totally in character, and not some moment of self-awareness.

Do you think it's lasting insight though?  I always read that scene as Paulie having no where else to go, no other recourse or support system besides his "mother."  So, his decision to reconcile but not apologize seems totally in character, and not some moment of self-awareness.