One of the weirdest ironies in comics is that people were so bananapants crazy about Kirby’s Superman being off-model when I find Sekowsky’s version of Superman in Justice League of America equally suspect or even worse!

But I loved his Diana Prince Wonder Woman, which I feel is underrated.

I think We Love You Snoopy might be the first Peanuts collection I owned. I bought it through a Scholastic Book Club when I was in first grade.

If you liked Laika…

(Do note, this visual version was just done for the preview. It's an audio podcast! Visuals were by the talented Andy Hicks, who did our sound design.)

“Concentration of media” was pretty much invented by Doctor Who fandom.

I didn’t buy The Anatomy Lesson but eventually my town got a comics shop and I got the Demon story and worked back… all because that “clearing the decks” issue no one regards as much was to my mind, a brilliant comic. I loved your breakdown of how it came together and how miraculous that was!

I remember reading this on your blog nearly 20 years ago and loving it. For my 14th birthday my Aunt gave me a bunch of comics including this one. All I knew about Swamp Thing was the paperback reprint of Wein/Wrightson stories when the movie came out. But I was blown away by Loose Ends.

And this is Batman's Aff His Nut by Robert Florence, which, in my opinion, is easily the greatest Scottish poem ever written about Batman...