Ken Aldred

That's the one I watched.

There was a documentary on British TV about Scientology which mentioned that they teach the brief, intermittent staring that Cruise is doing here as a type of dominating technique.

Welcome back to the boards. Caltopia v 2.0

Posted elsewhere, but, one issue, one page, comedy genius...

They have done really well. There’s still the risk of consumer fatigue developing in the longer term, which might have a significantly-negative effect and signal a drift away to other film genres; though I hope not.

One of EC's best science-fiction stories, from Weird Science 20, and certainly one of the saddest comics you'll ever read, is 'The Loathsome'.

A lot of hard-hitting social commentary in that series; the Klan, anti-semitism, drug addiction, police corruption, mob violence.

All-Star Superman Superman : Red Son Flex Mentallo

Squadron Supreme by Mark Gruenwald Batman vs Grendel by Matt Wagner Batman : White Knight by Sean Murphy DC : The New Frontier by Darwyn Cooke

This one is quite popular...

Being a huge fan and thinking that so much of their material is absolutely brilliant, I hit a wall when I try to choose something from EC. The preceding Bernard Krigstein story from Impact 1 is the standout best from the generally lacklustre, Code-neutered New Direction era. Powerful, with superb artwork showcasing a mastery of congruent panel design. A few pages of brilliance from an otherwise quite mediocre 50s comic; really the transitional decline of EC showcased in a single book.

That was quick !

Amazing Spider-Man 215

- New Gods 7, ‘The Pact’. - Spider- Man : Tangled Web 4, ‘Severance Package’

We don't just play villains all the time.