This run and 52 were the two series that got me into comics. I love Booster and Beetle to this very day. Thank you for so many wonderful reads!

I liked the sequels that followed Bean more than those that followed Ender. Enjoy!

Absolute Wonder Woman is such a fresh take that at the same time feels so at home in her character. A great rec!

Mo in form and Alison back in goal--Please!

Sonic & Knuckles and OOT side by side--as they always should be!

I double dislike what they did to Booster as well, but I 100% agree that the whole premise and artwork were great. It would have been such a strong book without the murder mystery.

I received it in July and have been playing it in drips and drabs ever since. It is a lovely puzzle game that, so far, isn't overstaying it's welcome at all. As many have said, the echo select should have been reworked, but otherwise I look forward to picking it up every time.

Meanwhile, mine is into Peppa Pig and the jingle is slowly making my husband lose his mind. I envy you!

A sleepover at a friend's who had an N64 and OoT in early middle school. I had only seen Sega Genesis (at home) and SNES games (at grandparents' house) before that. I immediately fell in love, saved to get my own N64, and have loved the series ever since.

Code Name: Pale Horse by Scott Payne (and read by him) is a relatively short listen and fascinating look at the life of an undercover agent infiltrating white supremacist and other domestic terrorist groups.

I just finished Master Slave Husband Wife by Ilyon Woo. It's a nuanced look at the fractures and successes within the abolitionist movement, surrounded by the national and international contexts of the time while still focusing on a study of gender and racial expectations of freedmen and women.