The Creeper was mostly designed by Ditko, his main writer was Denny O'Neil, writer of the famously politically charged but more left-leaning Green Arrow/Green Lantern series. That said, his first hero mission (plot outlined by Ditko) was saving a scientist from communists. To be fair, it was 1968...

The very same, though I misremembered. Ditko made Creeper for DC. A DC fan will still recognize several Charlton characters that Ditko made for conservative (or at least right-libertarian) political stories. DC later bought their rights and retooled. Watchmen starred them until Moore shifted to OCs.

Not for nothing, but wasn't Steve Ditko a Randian Objectivist who wrote Peter Parker as openly contemptuous of student protestors and created the Charleston Heroes like Question and Creeper to promote right wing politics, the source of Moore's clear contempt for them via their expies in Watchmen?

Get outta here... give me some money, too~

I was so sad I couldn't attend his Guest of Honor panel, but I was honestly worried I might get Endwalker spoilers XD. Anyway, I wasn't sure that there would be a Q&A, and if I would have been crushed if I didn't get to ask him about Shakespeare references in ShB at a panel about his inspirations.

YOU MEAN THE CHAOS EMERALDS?! 😼

The ultimate theological quandary: If Beelzemon came to save you using Leomon's move, would you accept his help or reject him?

Two words: Babylon 5

I got one of those on a whim and it's so nice, I love the commander window and hidden dice compartment. If only the shelf was somehow large enough to also hold token cards, it'd be literally perfect in every way.

IT'S PIKACHU!

Did I do the meme right?

This was my first Secret Lair since coming back, and I feel like its also going to be my last.

It's like all my namedays come at once!

Those 40k Commander decks are high on the list of things I'm sad I missed. Games Workshop is a lot freer with its IP than most of Magic's UB partners too, at least going by videogames.