I heard they were originally going to title this Luca Brasi, but they decided it gave away the surprise too early.

Also this week:  A posthumous Sharon Jones covers album, the new Jeff Tweedy solo album, and the new Gorillaz album.

Also:  The re-release of Wildflowers, the best solo Tom Petty album (don’t @ me - this is fact), and the long awaited full LP from Black Thought.

New Budos Band today too.  Yes I am a fan boy.

Also in October:  The new Black Thought record (at least unless there are more delays), a new Budos Band album, the re-release of Wildflowers by Tom Petty, a posthumous covers album by Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings, and a new Fratellis album.

I once got a copy of Country Mike’s Greatest Hits on CD at The Electric Fetus in Duluth, MN. I don’t know if it was a bootleg or not, but it didn’t have any of the telltale traits. That said, Grand Royal never actually released that album, so I don’t know how it ended up on the racks there. I kept it through…

Double plus good on this one.  I actually happen to be wearing a Muffs t-shirt I got at a show in - 2014?  2015?  I still say Kim (RIP) had the best full-throated scream in all of pop-punk, if not punk rock altogether.

For my money, in terms of sheer panel-to-panel storytelling, Lieber is one of the best in the business at this point.  He’s been consistently great through his whole career, but between Superior Foes of Spidey and now his work here, I feel like he’s hit a new level.  Really dug this book, and I’m looking forward to a…

If the Dave Chang show isn’t about Internet Eating Sensation Dave Chang eating a bunch of crazy shit like canned bread, then I’m out.

The sooner this dies so that the little bit of new Reno that’s on here can be released into the wild, the better.  Also I’ll admit that I’d probably watch that “Princess Bride from Home” thing, but not on Quibi.

Yeah, it had great reviews throughout, I thought. Maybe the ending soured reception a bit?

I won’t disagree with any of these choices, but I will say - needs more DEVS...

This is my favorite Superman book in ages. It might be officially aimed at a YA audience, but for this 40-something reader, it absolutely hit all of the notes that the best Superman stories can hit.

New Jehnny Beth out this month, too (at least last time I looked).

I get where you’re coming from, but for me that’s a hard disagree.  I’d rather be left wanting more of something that I loved than seeing something I loved turn into something terrible by being drawn out for too long.

(Ron Howard narrator voice) They wouldn’t.

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