Black Canary: Best of the Best #3 - "Round Three"

[laughing_tree]

My oldest son became a huge WWE fan. That was not my nerd growing up, but he got way into it, the way I got into comics as a kid. And remembering how my parents sort of very much did not enjoy my comics and did not participate in my hobby, I kind of wanted to do the opposite. So I decided to watch WWE with him, and read the books, and buy the toys, and I got very much into watching it. I became fascinated with the way they just had four corners of a ring to tell, like, 80 years of storytelling. -- Tom King

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Amazing Spider-Man #68

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Aliens vs. Avengers #3

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Godzilla: King of the Monsters #23

[iamrman]

Writer: Doug Moench

Pencils: Herb Trimpe

Inks: Dan Green

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Giant Monster Rampage! Spider-Man To Blame?

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Jenny Sparks #7 Reverse Thanos Snap

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Get off our lawn

[laughing_tree]

Wonder Woman #18...

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Incredible Hulk #148

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Writers: Archie Goodwin and Chris Claremont

Pencils: Herb Trimpe

Inks: John Severin

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Puny Banner tries to take some time off, only for an ex-girlfriend to turn up pursued by assassins.

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Spidey Super Stories: Welcome To Crime City

[knight_moves]

Ah, so this is where the Netflix Daredevil show got their inspiration.

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Iron Man #118

[iamrman]

Plot: David Michelinie and Bob Layton

Script: David Michelinie

Layouts: John Byrne

Finishes: Bob Layton

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SHIELD has been infiltrated? Must be Tuesday!

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Marvel Feature #3

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Writer: Roy Thomas

Pencils: Ross Andru

Inks: Bill Everett

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Are you ready kids? It’s time for the Astro-Nuts and their pal from the Magic Planet: It’s Xemnu!

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Animal Pound #4 - "Titan's Bad Day"

[laughing_tree]

To me, this seems very much like when I was doing Mister Miracle, and there was no, like, Do you want to do the New Gods as well as Kirby did it? No, no one can do the New Gods as well as Kirby. No one can out-Kirby Kirby. It's just impossible, but why even try? That doesn't mean you shouldn't try to do your own thing, because Orwell would not say “I can't outdo Dickens, therefore I'm not going to write about current situations.” It's the idea to take influence from them — instead of trying out-Orwell Orwell, look at what Orwell did and what he was trying to do, and be in that. - Tom King

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