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Wotcher, folks! Hope your holidays went well!
Anyway, Green Lanterns presents a confrontationally admissive, but thankfully uncondemning story about mothers, sons, and the often-complicated emotional dynamics between them. Check it!
Jan. 5th, 2017
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starwolf_oakleyRepost time! ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN #644 is an epilogue to SACRIFICE, where Clark talks to Lois about Diana killing Maxwell Lord. Batman is in a flashback.
( What is this really about, Clark? )
( What is this really about, Clark? )
Cells At Work! #1: Pneumococcus
Jan. 5th, 2017 08:40 pminformationgeek
Created by Akane Shimizu, this is a series in the same vein as Osmosis Jones and Inside Out, the personification of the things within your body that make it work. In this case, this is a series about cells and the jobs they do to make your body healthy and safe.
The first chapter is available to read in its entirety for free on Kodansha's website, but here's a look at most of it here if you can't look at their reader.
Also, warning for blood.
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ozalineSo it's Twelfth Night (depending on how you reckon it), and that gives me an excuse to take a look at something that IDW was a bit tardy in releasing.
It was quite a while back that they announced they'd be putting out a new printing of L Frank Baum's Life and Adventures of Santa Claus with illustrations by Eisner Award Winning (and a friend of mine from the Oz fandom) artist Eric Shanower. The release date kept slipping farther and father back, and it overshot the most recognized date of Christmas to come out in comic shops yesterday (and it'll overshoot Orthodox Christmas for the bookstores).
But the book was well worth the wait; it's gorgeous. And while not a comic I think it's not totally off topic to put a few photographs here for you to look at.
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It was quite a while back that they announced they'd be putting out a new printing of L Frank Baum's Life and Adventures of Santa Claus with illustrations by Eisner Award Winning (and a friend of mine from the Oz fandom) artist Eric Shanower. The release date kept slipping farther and father back, and it overshot the most recognized date of Christmas to come out in comic shops yesterday (and it'll overshoot Orthodox Christmas for the bookstores).
But the book was well worth the wait; it's gorgeous. And while not a comic I think it's not totally off topic to put a few photographs here for you to look at.
( Read more... )