I started reading the series with a free sampler when book 1 was published. My waiting around for more is a marathon to your sprint.

I started reading the series with a free sampler when book 1 was published. My waiting around for more is a marathon to your sprint.

Didn't think Disqus would have this many curtain calls.

"You're getting guys to dress up like me now, Harley?"

Been like that ever since Raging Bull turned out to be about some boxer instead.

It's all a House of Black and White costume party that got a bit out of hand.

Lots of coconut ice-cream, though.

This wouldn't be her claim as a mother, but an independent claim through her own lineage, though.
(I suspect we're meant to take it as mostly a she's-got-the-swords-and-explosives claim, though.)

You have to cut him some slack. His great-great-great-grandson just died of old age.

"Spear carrier" actually is a term for an extra or minor character.

"Might" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.

It could be a defence, but that sweet spot of "too stupid to be malicious" and "smart enough for the job" is pretty hard to locate.

Their web presence has gone from Brobdingnagian to Lilliputian.

It's taken the idea of being a kind of B-team to the Avengers which is made up of non-joiners, rather than any of the lineup.

But, inexplicably, the Marvel series keep pushing him in the other direction.

It's not really 'facing' if you're hiding your head in your hands.

Looking at number of the Marvel comics just before that were drawn in a house style changed little from the 70s except for being practiced by lesser hands explains something about how the Image look had such an effect at the time.

At least it's not X-Man.

Late 60s/ early 70s Spider-Man in particular portrayed JJJ as doing the right thing on civil rights stories, even if he was a hard person to work for and didn't like Spidey.

Osaka, where the strange orange thing is just takoyaki.