Also, I love this scene of Wolverine and Deadpool (somewhat) bonding over their parenthood. This perfectly sums up the “wholesomeness” factor of this comic to a tee, and by extension, everything I have loved about your run this past year. Excelsior! (Part 3 of 3)

@yayforzig.bsky.social I finished “Wolverines & Deadpool’s,” and as sad as I am to see this tenure end, it was great. I do have one question about it, being the writer. How/why did Ellie gain her self-awareness in the end? (Part 1 of 3)

I’m not a political person, but when I see blatant stupidity, I feel like I have to point it out. Does this guy not understand what a metaphor is? Or that “alien” is an interchangeable word for “immigrant” in political lingo?

I just read “Spider-Gwen: The Ghost Spider #13” and it is easily the best issue in the series so far. I love the overall message that it has, as well as the dynamic between Gwen and Jean. This arc as well has also been the best of the series. @stephsmash.bsky.social You have done some great work.

Had a ton of fun at the Huntsville Comics & Pop Culture Expo last weekend. Met a lot of awesome people, saw a ton of awesome costumes. And made a lot of awesome memories. Too bad Flashes only allows 4 photos, but I guess the main event was the guests so here you go.

You’re telling me that Flashes has been publicly online for 2 months and nobody said anything??? Gotta love algorithms covering up stuff you’re looking forward to right? Whatever, what matters is I’m here now. Let’s get this party started.

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All I have left to say apart from this being one of my favorite comics I’ve read is that whoever takes up the mantle of Deadpool writer after Cody, if they DARE lay a finger on my beloved Princess, I WILL RIOT!!!!

‘Nuff said.

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So it was brought to my attention that Wolverines & Deadpools (which was originally #16-18 of the current run) will effectively be the end of writer @yayforzig.bsky.social ‘s run on Deadpool, and I gotta say, I am truly heartbroken man. This comic was unbelievably

Last week, the “One World Under Doom” event began, and words cannot describe my excitement. @ryannorth.ca You have done it again. Considering the twists of this first issue, I can’t wait to see how the rest of this event plays out. Fantastic work.

@charlessoule.bsky.social Review 2 of 2:

If there’s one thing I love in Marvel, it’s symbiotes. And seeing the OG symbiote host merge with Carnage seems like such a wild change. It feels like you’re giving a real Jekyll and Hyde feel with Eddie being the moral compass and Carnage wanting death. 1/2

@charlessoule.bsky.social Review 1 of 2: Mr. Soule, your Darth Vader comic from 2017 was one of the best Star Wars comics I’ve ever read, and as a fan of the ST, I was more than happy to pick up this series. Unsure if you saw this as a spiritual successor to that series, but I sure did. Great work!

Doom does not take kindly to any nickname that doesn’t treat his authority with the utmost respect.

I just finished up on Uncanny X-Men #7 and with that, I’m halfway through the “Raid on Graymalkin” storyline. As always, the artwork on both of these titles is amazing, and I am really digging the dynamics. @jedmackay.bsky.social and @gailsimone.bsky.social, fantastic work. (1/3)

I’ve just finished reading the “Weapon X-Traction” story and it has got to be one of the best stories I’ve seen in the 2+ years I’ve been reading comics. @ryannorth.ca You’ve done it again. Your Fantastic Four run was one of the first comics I started reading issue by issue and (1/2)

The way that he was introduced in Episode 2 seemed eerily similar to another Star Wars show. In “The Freemaker Adventures,” the protagonist Rowan encounters a character called Naare who claimed to be a Jedi. By the end of the first episode, it was revealed she was a Sith agent. (2/?)

Side note: I met Jaleel White 5 months ago, and I saw a sign that he was going to be in this show, but I sadly never mentioned it. Though, to be fair, he seemed to hurry through each guest, so I guess I couldn’t say anything, even if I wanted to.

You know, my emotional state has been at an all-time low this past month or so. But if there is one thing I love, it is Star Wars. And Disney+’s newest show, “Skeleton Crew” is the show I’ve been waiting for. Its youthful innocence and energy filled me with hope and optimism, something I (1/2)

A continuation of the original story starting with Speed Racer #0 on Free Comic Book Day. You better believe I’m getting my hands on this comic when it comes out. And apparently, they may be working on a Racer X spinoff. Even better. Really excited for the future of my childhood series. (4/4)