It's so good. David Koechner is perfect

I haven't been keeping up with comics at all lately, but I will say, Jason Aaron's Thor series from a few years ago was an absolute delight and I'm glad to see he's still writing that character

Just wanted to say thank you Mike for a great series. This was one I never missed

I just finished A VISIT FROM THE GOON SQUAD by Jennifer Egan and loved it so much. I thought at first I wouldn't like jumping around to different timelines and characters, but it creates such a rich and beautiful tapestry that it completely won me over. My only gripe would be the ending, which felt a little too pat…

I've been wanting to check out some of Alan Moore's novels. Have you read his Voice of the Fire? It's been sitting on my shelf for a while, but it seems too dense to start

I love Madame Bovary. I still get goosebumps when I think about the black bile.

Never Let Me Go is my favorite book of all time, so yes, read that next.

Nice Blood on the 4 Tracks reference. Did that ever come out?

Said no one, ever.

Good lord, where did you find all those awesome poster designs?

I have the Jack Kirby 2001 series from 1976. It is pure Kirby bliss, and even more so if you love the movie

I like this even better picturing Cersei saying it

Tom Hanks, same as it ever was

#notmychristian

Upvoted for the Laser Age

And The Wake

Needs more Black Science

This is my favorite comic out right now

As I said below, I just didn't connect with it like I did with Never. I'd actually suggest reading Remains first, because it is still a very good book, and I think it will make the devastation of Never that much stronger

I guess I just didn't connect to it as much as I did Never Let Me Go. It's a shorter, slighter book, still devastating at times, and a whole lot funnier. It just never ripped my heart out like Never did. I think Asbo nailed it, it's subjective and while the Downtown Alley stuff is interesting, coming of age sci fi…