So, did everyone forget that Adam Warren/Hisao Tamaki did this treatment of Star Wars as manga? Like 20 years ago?

I survived an aortic dissection back in the 90s. I was all of 26, and when mine blew, I was in an arcade. 267 units of blood products, 26 and a half hours of surgery, and two weeks in ICU, I came home to a family practitioner who told me that I’d be lucky to have 6 months.

DC, from the get go, should have handed Bruce Timm creative control for their franchise. Timm has made dang near every DC character not just relatable, but vulnerable and if not human, they have been understandable to the point of pathos or sympathy and likewise to joy and wonder.

That’s the problem. There is NO…

The whole point of the resleeve IS that folks are getting whole new bodies. And putting Kovacs in THAT sleeve is kind of a plot point from the book. Kovacs and the Envoys are constantly resleeved, and it’s a major theme for all three books.

Hence, my previous comment on the oddness for not including her husband, Steven Barne’s contributions. Including his work collaborating with his wife, included...

And somehow Steven Barnes missed the list? Not just for his Insh’Allah series, but his Ibandi series, with Great Sky Woman and Shadow Valley. Barnes is perhaps mainstream SF in a lot of ways, but he’s a guy who has long fought to put an African spin on SF. Just sayin’...

As a hafu, I can say that white folks DO know what a Black and Mild is. Though, in fairness, you might have to actually be up in New England to get it...