I have all these DVD rooms as well and wholeheartedly agree that there's no way I'd have access to all these books otherwise. My collecting has shifted to just wanting bro read the books and not worrying about condition or the physical books. I wish they'd make more of these collections.

Ah, yes, who else would you consult on the zone than a career . 258 hitter.

Granted, I don't expect to find many of his books in the quarter bins. I'm glad your lists are geared more towards those not suffering from FOMO that. I find it and your posts incredibly informative. Keep up the good work!

I'm all for fan engagement, especially for baseball, a game that will forever battle the stigma of being boring, but this nonsense is hard to swallow. Do it for an inning at most, get your attention and sit down.

True. I just figured any King project would have a large enough print run that most if not all the issues would be floating around for little more than cover price.

Interesting. I enjoy reading your list week after week even though I'm just a reader and not someone who even bags his books any longer. You very rarely feature a book I actually own and that is of recent vintage so it's always a surprise to see one.

Why exactly is this book in demand? Do the last issues of mini series often follow those of an ongoing with the print runs getting lower as they go on?

If this were a spring training game, maybe. It's annoying and the questions are asinine either way. "Who's the coolest on the team?" Who cares, Ravech?

Absolutely!!!

...remarkable. I'll miss him and know the world is a little less strange and wondrous in his absence. Thank you, David. Fix your hearts or die.

...grown to care for appreciate and love. It's an understatement and hardly original to say he was one of a kind and we'll never see the likes of him again but it makes it no less true. To have been alive at the same time as him and to have had the opportunity to bask in all he offered is truly...

...work as the saying goes but that doesn't lessen the blow. When writers die the work remains but many of us never have the opportunity to see or hear that person. They produce work that we consume from a remove that isn't comparable to the face and personality in front of the camera that we've...

..insurmountable but I was always hopeful for one more film or series. I don't think any of us quite understood how fragile he'd become since his diagnosis. The fact that he said he'd have to direct remotely however unconventional gave me hope and maybe a dose of complacency. We'll always have the..

Lynch's passing is a gut punch that I'm still processing. I might never process it fully. For almost 30 years Lynch has been one of my totems in the arts the world the universe. I'll miss him dearly and the eager anticipation for some new project. The loss of Badalamenti was always going to be...