I would like to see Jock draw that.

I dug it — the witches in this are like feral versions of the ones in Roald Dahl's "Witches," which is a good thing.

HAHA. Try again. This is DC we're talking about, so the first trade for this won't come out until the third or fourth arc is already underway.

I think his art is stronger, but this story in "Sabrina" is much better than "Afterlife"'s.

I say that all the time, too.

Adventure Time 32 — craziness. Though North has done the time jumping thing a lot with this series so? He could try something else maybe?

I had:

It lost something for me when they changed Buffy and co. walking down the hallway with a bazooka to Buffy and co. just walking down a hallway.

I had:

I've discovered the Fantagraphic editions of old Disney strips (Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, Mickey Mouse Sundays) and I'm increasingly more convinced that they may be among the greatest things ever.

Perfectly summed up how I feel about GHA.

If he dug Bone, get on the Carl Barks Donald Duck stuff immediately. It's…seriously a classic. And Fantagraphics has put out these spectacular editions of them.

I had:

This is a great title. I gave it to a teacher friend of mine and he ended up having to get a class set of these because his group of students didn't want to put it down.

I had Lumberjanes no. 5 — which was great. And had raptors attacking. And Jurassic Park references out the wazoo. So yes.

I kind of disagree with that for the Pfeifer run — or what we've seen of it so far. The Bunker character is Hispanic and gay and a social crusader, which already made him so much more interesting than the one-note creation in the Lobdell junk. And Beast Boy is…green?

I think I was talking about it here, but I think Simone is heading in the same direction as BMB: Namely, she's writing only superhero or superhero-like stuff, and is falling into this rut and formula.

I'm all about "Black Swan Green." Actually — only "Number9Dream" is the only of his I don't care much for, because I'm just jumping between his other books as current favorites.,

I love Study Group Comics. And have been recommending "The Short Con" to everyone:

Oh God that sounds fantastic!