Really can’t understate how much I love Jason Aaron’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles run so far.

Not usually a Superman guy, but the @dc.com panel at #C2E2 Saturday sold me on the Summer of Superman. Panel recap should be up on @monkeysrobots.bsky.social in next few days.

In the meantime, can’t wait to read this later @danslott.bsky.social @markwaid.bsky.social @joshuawilliamson.bsky.social

Still really loving @gerryduggan.bsky.social & Danny Kim’s West Coast Avengers, too. Lot of good interplay between an eclectic cast of characters.

Favorite issue of @jedmackay.bsky.social’s #XMen run so far. Stellar writing, and @nethodiaz.bsky.social absolutely nailed the art.

Stan Lee and Jack Kirby cameo in X-Men 98 (April 1976)

It’s a Monster Squad kind of night. #wolfmansgotnards

As a huge Dracula mark, all I have to say is…

@yayforzig.bsky.social was cooking with these Black Panther lines in Miles Morales: Spider-Man #27.

Every time I rewatch Star Wars is an opportunity to remember that, in 2016, Carrie Fisher told me I was adorable and rubbed glitter all over my face and neck before signing my blu ray set.

Tried to fix the blu-ray drive on my surround sound system tonight, but cleaning the laser lens didn’t end up working. All things considered, 15 years is a pretty decent amount of time to have gotten out of something used as heavily as this was.

🤌🏼

Along with West Coast Avengers, other comics I enjoyed this week…

@gailsimone.bsky.social @thatjoekelly.bsky.social @jason-aaron.bsky.social @al-ewing.bsky.social

Update: Highly recommend West Coast Avengers.

@gerryduggan.bsky.social

Really stoked for this new West Coast Avengers from @gerryduggan.bsky.social & Danny Kim

Some of this stuff reads differently when you consider that roughly 18 years later, Marvel would publish a story arc where the Lizard eats his wife and son. They get brought back via the miracles of cloning a few years later, though. (Amazing Spider-Man 365, August 1992)

This issue’s primary subplot is part of the build for one of my least favorite Spider-Man stories of the ‘90s: The “return” of Peter Parker’s parents, who ultimately turn out a few years later to be androids created by then-recently-deceased (but not really) Harry Osborn to mess with Peter.

It’d be kinda cool if Marvel could replicate the ‘90s hologram covers in omnibuses rather than just having a static image. The four 30th anniversary covers for Amazing, Spectacular, Web of, and adjectiveless Spider-Man are some of the earliest comics I got as a kid in the ‘90s.

Can’t beat a new comic book day that has TWO @saladinahmed.bsky.social books!