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From my eighth grade yearbook.
Thanks for the advice, Chuck
(who didn't even have the guts to write his last name!)
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The Many Deaths of Laila Starr Collected Hardcover is now available in bookstores and comic stores everywhere. To say the least, you love for this book has been overwhelming! Already whispers of an early sell-out!
If you haven't picked up a copy yet. *nudge nudge* <3
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NEW! My #Cyborg variant cover paying homage to the legendary George Perez! 🙏🏿
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ARTIST SKETCH SERIES w/ our good friend and amazing artist, @Koblish, for Fantastic Four #700. 2 Signed Comics w/ CoA, + Sketch of a character of your choice. PRE-ORDER NOW before we cap it. Orders are CRAZY on this one.
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If you stop by the @BNBuzz Glendale At the Americana @BNAmericana there are signed copies of BATTLE SCARS awaiting you!!
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Just announced! Join us Friday at 5:30pm Eastern for a special live draw event with 3W/3M co-creators @DeadlyMike and Mike Huddleston, along with Jonathan Hickman! Details here: 3w3m.substack.com/p/invitati…
Reading the original Crisis on Infinite Earths for the first time in ages and --while I've always adored it-- age and experience have really made me appreciate what a massive editorial lift this must have been.
More on Crisis...
I don't know that he's totally "unsung," but I do know that Jerry Ordway doesn't get enough credit for his work on this book (and his career in general).
Things you learn from reading old Teen Titans letter columns:
-DC had planned some crossovers with First Comics. Guess the deal fell through?
-Harlan Ellison was planning a Wally West mini-series...that I guess Wolfman was going to edit?
I’m sure this will come off as totally self-interested, but I love reading these old letter columns and wish they were included in collections more often.
