PaulMontgomery

For me, it's all about Snoopy and the Red Baron.  The grittiest war comic of all time.  

By the same token, does the cyclical quality of the stories dampen your enjoyment of the great moments?  "This is a lot of fun, but it's not going to last."  That sort of thing.  I wonder if there are patterns, if it can be broken down into a science of how long a good run will last before it devolves into something less than.   Great piece, man.   

You're all very lucky that the photos I took for this article, posed in my bathtub, clutching a copy of Blankets, did not turn out.   Keep on listing the heartbreaking moments I missed.  I noticed only too late that I don't have any Marvel moments!   

I've been waiting for this post for a while now.  So cool to finally see your work on display, Josh.  This is awesome work, and I hope you have some real success with the finished books.  Congratulations! 

@ohcaroline - Call me Admiral Ackbar, but Neb's fiance's list looks like A TRAP! My family is big on wish lists.  We write really long lists so that there are many options and more opportunity for being surprised.  To prioritize, I add anywhere from two to forty five stars in the margin.    

According to my list, it's actually a pretty big week.  But let's wait til Tuesday to see the final list. 

"his greed of the X-Men" What does that even mean?   

Great review, Josh.  Especially in the interpretation of the art.  An extremely thoughtful analysis.  

Whoa.  Nice work, Sonia. Great lineup of creators here.   There's an obvious pattern of being grateful for being paid to create and have fun.  I'm thankful that their fun translates into some great art for all of us to enjoy.  Always thankful for stories! 

I think it stopped being weird for you to like Nova a while ago.  You read this and Guardians of the Galaxy, so you're a full fledged Cosmic Zombie, J-Flo.  :) I stopped reading Nova a while back, for no real reason.  Looking forward to getting caught up.  I've been enjoying GotG.