Ted Chiang:
"The task that generative A.I. has been most successful at is lowering our expectations, both of the things we read and of ourselves when we write [...]. It is a fundamentally dehumanizing technology because it treats us as less than what we are: creators and apprehenders of meaning."

Could always use more lesbian popcorn comedies, tbh.

My parents both lived on farms. They don't now, but my mom has made friends with a local farmer and buys milk from them because store bought "doesn't have enough fat for butter". She boils it religiously. I was visiting once and poured some she hadn't boiled on cereal - she made me toss the cereal.

Or Animal Man by Morrison. There are points where it’s depiction of the realistic tolls of superheroism go darker than Watchmen, despite the overall brighter tone. The DC recs are not exactly lesser known, but imo they attempt deconstruction and broader complex themes like Watchmen did.

- Saga by Vaughn/Staples
- Swamp Thing by Moore
- Enigma by Milligan
- Truth: Red, White & Black by Baker/Morales
- Poison Ivy by Wilson/Takara
- Grendel by Wagner
- Doom Patrol by Morrison

- Worm by Rodriguez
- Feeding Ghosts By Hulls
- Abandon the old in Tokyo by Tatsumi
- Sabba Khan’s 2 books

Witch Hat Atelier? It’s the other big one I own physical copies of. Art is also very beautiful.

Hellblazer or Enigma. Both by Peter Milligan?

If you have a chance, please watch the documentary. It’s a moving portrait of a remarkable life and career. It’s currently on Hulu, and both Hoopla and Kanopy, if you get those through your local library!