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"Jealousy is the mind killer. I will let my jealousy pass through me..." Love it!

Just finished tonight and really loved it. I can't say much without spoiling!

4 eps in on this, and highly recommended. Gillian Flynn is a boss. Creepy art from Fables' Joao Ruas too!

You gonna put it all out there on a pool table like that without a Speedball page? Amateur hour.

Didn't U2 also have a track in Batman Forever, or was it just credit music as well?

I was just telling another boardie @Koheihow after watching Superman the Movie a bazillion times growing up on VHS that I didn't know there was an actual song of Lois's spoken word testament. And now I can't imagine my life without it! Maureen McGovern is incredible. Co-written by John Williams, no less. And this one by Tia Carrere rips my heart out every time I hear it... Takes me right back to the tragic ending of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Batman gets another spot on the list with the sultry dance scene in Batman Returns courtesy of Siouxsie and Danny Elfman... So many great songs in The Crow... But given O'Barr's love for Joy Division, I'd have to note NIN's cover of Dead Souls. And of course The Cure's Burn- And yes, it's TV, and no, it wasn't a comic book until the 2000s, but the song is insanely catchy- So help me out... What am I missing?!!

Great live panel last night with K Gearon and James S. Going to slowly catch up on the other vids on the channel. Kudos to Bill Cox!

You know, I think you might be right. But the later stuff might not be getting the same love because the later-Marvel/Valiant era was more sequential than illustrative.

First in, first out? https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/16/arts/design/brooklyn-museum-sale-christies-coronavirus.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage

I love it all! I am partial to his published pages. Send them my way...

If you're an Iron Man collector, THIS is the cabinet for you!

This is the Mile High Comics / Amazon method too, iirc. You don't care where anything is. You just number all of the portfolios and look up its location. I do the same even for my modest collection. It also has the unintended side-effect of arranging your collection by date acquired.

Those all have their own separate HC collections. This one is the HC of his recent series which is a crossover of his various past books. A "Crisis" in the Terry-verse, if you will.