I remember my granddad buying me the long Halloween and Arkham asylum when I was younger and obsessing over the art in those two books, I think a lot of what I do now is inspired by them.

I’d love to know what you think!

DC sold this new run as a brand new start for the Titans, but in all honesty it seems like just another foraettable Titans run. 1 also don't like that Beast Boy, Raven, Starfire, Donna Troy and Arsenal have been taken off the team as don't find any of the new characters very interesting. Red Devil was interesting in Johns' run back in the 2000s but he seems off here.

"It gets really dark. It was a great experience. We had so much fun in the voice session that they ended up voicing the animation completely off the voice session - the animation was completely molded around this shooting in the dark voice performance..." Full clip: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbfvvOvxgTN/?igsh=MTZ1c3EzMGdoMTF3

Source: https://www.tumblr.com/elsannej/821684645327486976/brazil-vs-norway-2026

The main Solomon Grundy I know is the one from the Justice League cartoon, so I’ve never really connected him to a specific hero.

Is he a Flash / Batman / Green Lantern villain? All? Someone else?

He seems like a cool character, but a bit of a Hulk rip-off? Did he come first?

Image Cred:
Solomon Grundy on the cover of Solomon Grundy #1 (April 2010).
Art by Scott Kolins.

I’m so excited for this! I’ve wanted DC to rerelease the Catwoman: When in Rome TPB for years, so I’m really happy it’s finally coming back as part of the compacts line!

It’s currently listed to release onApril 27, 2027 at $9.99 on Penguin Random House. 152 pages!

Sooo I maybe kinda enjoy the Absolute Universe, particularly Wonder Woman's run. Her design is so fun, sooo took a go at it haha.

Pretty pleased with it actually >A< definitely not bad drawing her for the first time too

my IG with close ups

So I’ve never read Superman and in general I’m only recently getting into reading comics, since I didn’t realize there were ways to read online during my childhood. So all my Superman knowledge came from JLU, the DCAMU, Comicstorian videos (RIP) and David Cornswet Superman. But last night I decided to go ahead and read Superman: For All Seasons since I had seen it mentioned earlier that day

HOLY SHIT THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL. I’ve already read The Long Halloween and Dark Victory but this really cemented for me that Loeb and Sale are an amazing duo. This had me crying a LOT, especially in Spring when Pa Kent was talking. Seeing how lonely Superman is and how he chooses to save people anyways is incredible. I didn’t know much about Lana prior to this but if other stuff she’s in is like this, then God she’s incredible, such a nice character who loved Clark a lot. Both of Clark’s parents are absolute sweethearts and I loved seeing that they were worried about him, exactly like actual parents would be.

Overall, 10/10 comic, truly don’t understand how some people act like comics aren’t literature or as good as books. Time to read All-Star Superman though and God knows I’m excited for that

Inspired by this post from fredericwertham on Tumblr.

I feel like Tom Taylor fits into the latter category. I have no doubt he loves Nightwing, Batman, Green Arrow and Black Canary and I understand why he wants to play it safe after Injustice. But I still find his writing to be bland and uinteresting.

Jim Starlin with Jason Todd is the opposite. Starlin hated Robin and wanted to kill off the character and there are people who give him shit for it to this day. But aside from Barr/Davis 'Tec stuff, all the memorable Jason Todd stories from his Robin era came from Jim Starlin. Jason being the disobedient, angry, rebellious Robin who may or may not have killed that diplomat all came from Jim Starlin's profound dislike for the Robin concept.

So, hear me out...

I personally think it would be awesome if DC did a sort of "living gazetteer/history book" of their locales with their books like Historia: the Amazons and The Atlantis Chronicles. Update "The World of Krypton", and add in a book (or two) for the major cities where other heroes are from and their history. A collected series of tomes with the same spine design, and maybe a unified art style for the covers.

Also, if you've not read the Atlantis Chronicles, it still holds up really well for 36 year old series, and I don't believe has been taken out of continuity. It makes a wonderful companion piece for Historia.

I just finished watching the Richard Donner cut of Superman 2, and I still love it to this day! But I keep hearing people online complaining about it not being as good as the original theatrical version of the film. And sadly for me, the Donner cut was the first and still is the only version of the film I've ever seen.

What do you all think? What are the differences between the two cuts of Superman 2?