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Alex Ross is a modern master of the comic art form.

I was just posting on Friday about an older Marvel MAX comic I enjoyed, and now we get news about one of the other best ones from that era!

It's finally cooled off a good deal here in Saint Louis.

I booted up Google Maps today when the time came to decide the best route for an outing with Clarkson (we went and walked the Delmar Loop for fun, thanks to it being a nice and cool day).

I recently wrote about how I was pleased that Daniel Way is happy now, even if that meant he basically quit making comics.

AMC is launching its Fearfest on October 1st, and for the first time in over 30 years(!)

I am a longtime-ish fan of Simon Hanselmann, having enjoyed his works since, Hell, when I first discovered him via some pieces for the VICE website back in 2016 or so?

You know what I'm still irritated about?

There aren't a ton of comic-focused news sites--like, with a staff and such besides us bloggers.

Those who are generally judged by history to be the, "Good," guys or gals don't do certain things.

Today is the third Saturday in September, meaning it is Batman Day!

I've been greatly enjoying reading, "The Hab," from Bad Idea.

I've been enjoying, "Avengers: Armageddon."

Anouk Ricard is a French comic-maker, and her work is often translated into English.

I enjoy reading print media.

"Embers," is an upcoming graphic novel written and illustrated by Lyndon White.

I always enjoy trying exotic new flavors of soda.

One of the hot new trends I've noticed with Marvel and DC is re-releasing some of the most popular/beloved/hottest comics in these slightly smaller trade paperbacks AKA compact editions.

9/11/2001 was 25 years ago.

We are in the swing of September, and a variety of interesting things have already occurred as of late.

I had a chance to rent/check-out a copy of, "Star Fox," for the Switch 2.

Daniel Way wrote a lot of comics in a short-ish period of time.

This Labor Day, remember what Unions fought for.

I'll be trying to watch the, "Free," streaming channels sometimes, and over the past year I have noticed a massive increase in advertisements for, "Sweepstakes," slot games.

I don't enjoy a number of your usual household chores.

From the first trailers, I have been quite intrigued by the new, "Street Fighter," movie.

A number of companies offer various landscapes, buildings, and figures to build your own little Christmas village display/diorama/scene.

It was done, finally.

Brad Neely has been around for some time, making comics, animated YoutTube videos, and having whole cartoon shows created out of his genuis/madness.

If you read this blog, you know I love OutKast, AKA the greatest band/musical group of all time.

I'm a longtime fan of the, "Rollercoaster Tycoon," games.

A week from tomorrow, the good folks of the Dr.

Disney is proudly family-friendly.

It was annouced awhile ago that on August 27th, Netflix would host a special 26-minute-ish release of, "Grand Theft Auto VI," footage.

Well, this has already been a week, hasn’t it?

Back in September of 2020, I provided an in-depth review of McDonald's Spicy Chicken McNuggets.

Dolly Parton has died at the age of 80.

"Grave Brigade," is an indie comic that has already had successful Kickstarter campaigns for the first two issues.

I'm always checking out new music and seeing what's trending.

The Summer of 2026 is drawing to a close, and while many of us won't miss the insane heat we had on a number of days, I know plenty of schoolkids (and some teachers!)

It started in early 2024, or so.

On occasion, I will think of an actor who nailed their role as a superhero or villain but just didn't have the best material to work with.

I am a big fan of the, "Santos Sisters," and their tales.

Have you ever seen a post online that made you laugh, caught your eye for some reason, or seemed interesting?