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Jan. 16th, 2025
Silver Surfer #55
Jan. 16th, 2025 10:44 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
iamrmanInfinity Gauntlet tie-in.
The tie-ins that came before were pretty interesting. I liked seeing what was going on in the rest of the universe. From this point, the tie-ins are pretty pointless. They mostly involve the Surfer daydreaming or battles in the middle of the mind. There are still 5 more issues to go!
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iamrmanSpider-Man regains consciousness just in time for Carrion to recount his origin story.
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Spider-Woman #31
Jan. 16th, 2025 06:21 pmiamrmanWriter: Michael Fleisher.
Pencils: Steve Leiloha.
Inks: Jim Mooney.
Great, now Spider-Woman's annoying sidekick has super powers.
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thanekosThe end of issue #121 promised that with the likelihood that Dick's latest enemy - Olivia Pearce, super-weapons company CEO aggravating the conflicts of Blüdhaven and profiting thereby - was someone from his Robin past.
The run so far's had Pearce in the company of the " Cirque du Sin " and its mask-faced representative - the reason why not yet apparent.
Pearce has been an obvious challenge to Dick's current role in Blüdhaven, but not in a way immediately complementary to the Cirque du Sin as presented so far - to its face that casually exceeds whatever spatial bounds the scene so far's set.
( Which is fine - nothing says that contemporaneous motifs have to complement each other. )
The run so far's had Pearce in the company of the " Cirque du Sin " and its mask-faced representative - the reason why not yet apparent.
Pearce has been an obvious challenge to Dick's current role in Blüdhaven, but not in a way immediately complementary to the Cirque du Sin as presented so far - to its face that casually exceeds whatever spatial bounds the scene so far's set.
( Which is fine - nothing says that contemporaneous motifs have to complement each other. )
The Angriest Dog in the World
Jan. 16th, 2025 07:00 pmcyberghostface
“The humor in the strip is based on the sickness of people’s pitiful state of unhappiness and misery. There’s humor in struggling in ignorance, but I also find it heroic the way people forge on despite the despair they often feel.” — David Lynch
Filmmaker David Lynch sadly passed away today. In his memory I’m sharing a newspaper strip he worked on called ‘The Angriest Dog in the World’.
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Sub-Mariner #34
Jan. 16th, 2025 08:27 pmiamrmanWriter: Roy Thomas.
Pencils: Sal Buscema.
Inks: Jim Mooney.
Namor, the Hulk, and the Silver Surfer team-up to smash a South American dictator.
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