#Jared K. Fletcher

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Looney Tunes #121 -February 2005-

"The Right Stink"

writer: Jesse McCain

penciler: Leo Batic

inker: Horacio Ottolini

Letterer: Jared K. Fletcher

colorist: Dave Tanguay

"Present Tense"

script: Earl Kress

pencils & ink: Mike Decarlo

colors: Dave Tanguay

letters: Nick J. Napolitano

"Sweep Stakes"

script: Sholly Fisch

pencils: Walter Carzon

inks: Ruben Torreiro

colors: Dave Tanguay

letters: Ken Lopez

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Paper Girls, Issues #26-30, covers.

Brian K. Vaughan (writer), Cliff Chiang (artist), Matt WIlson (colors), Jared K. Fletcher (letters).

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Moonshine #15

by Brian Azzarello; Eduardo Risso; Christian Rossi and Jared K. Fletcher

Image

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Batman and Son (Fanhome Edition) is a pretty key collection that introduces Damian Wayne

Batman and Son (Fanhome Edition) is a pretty key collection that introduces Damian Wayne #comics #batman #batmanday

Fanhome has launched The Legends of Batman, an expansive series of hardcover graphic novels featuring the greatest adventures of DC’s legendary Caped Crusader. This incredible series of stories brings Batman’s life story together in an epic full-color collection. The Legends of Batman Collection includes the best and most essential Batman adventures by legendary creative teams. The collection…

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To paraphrase Hawkwind here: Astounding Colors, Amazing Panels; all provided by Ian MacEwan in this TKO one-shot from 2021. Taking a dive into the weird set deep in the woods it continually evokes an eerily mood by Alex Paknadel’s superb writing. Also, an especially well-versed lettering by Hassan Otsmane-Elhaou to make Paknadel’s words *shine*, while going hand in hand with a title and cover design delivered by super pro Jared K. Fletcher. Finally, everything got carefully cast into shape by some precise editing, of which my fellow country man Sebastian Girner took care of; but it’s a German thing, you wouldn’t understand. Highly recommended, a bloodfeast for sore eyes.

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DMZ Vol. 11: Free States Rising

by Brian Wood, Riccardo Burchielli, and Shawn Martinbrough

[fictionz]

New Horror 2023 - Day 13

"How much blood it costs to reach the end."

"Mater Tenebrarum" by Pilar Pedraza & trans. James D. Jenkins (2000)

That's what we're here to read. The darkness is palpable.

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"It was the Chicago in me that kept me from jumping out in front of the nearest moving car."

"Essence of Life" by Gail Simone, Tula Lotay, Jared K. Fletcher (2013)

This anthology seems to rely on having some knowledge about these characters from the main series, so it does feel like there's some vital information missing. But it still hits the high notes.

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"This the guy that's been leaving the wet stuff?"

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter dir. Joseph Zito (1984)

Kind of a snooze since it's the same formula for most of the movie. It eventually comes around to something kinda new in their attempt to pacify Jason, but it's still borrowing from an earlier movie to get there.

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"You and your friends are dead."

Friday the 13th dev. Atlus (1989)

On the one hand, I jumped in my seat the first time Jason appeared, even knowing that happens from past experience. It is certainly a spooky vibe. But the route that leads to the finale is particular and not well-explained, so it takes real tenacity and many playthroughs to get there.

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“Deleted Scene, #2” by Brian Azzarello, Eduardo Risso and Jared K. Fletcher preview art from The Devil's Cut anthology (DSTLRY, August 2023)

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Currently Reading: Paper Girl's by Brian K. Vaughn, Cliff Chiang, Matt Wilson, and Jared K. Fletcher

Recently acquired volumes 2-5 of Paper Girls, so I'm looking forward to finishing the series

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Vertigo Quarterly CMYK #1 (2014)

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Batman (1940) #693 - Life After Death, Part Two: Charades by Tony S. Daniel, Sandu Florea, Ian Hannin, and Jared K. Fletcher

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Paper Girls, Deluxe covers.

Brian K. Vaughan (writer), Cliff Chiang (artist), Matt WIlson (colors), Jared K. Fletcher (letters).

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Black Canary

Birds of Prey #86: A Wakeful Time Part 2

by Gail Simone; Bruce Timm; HI-FI and Jared K. Fletcher

DC

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Life #2 adds a nice dose of shock and horror as the two stories become clearer and collide

Life #2 adds a nice dose of shock and horror as the two stories become clearer and collide #comics #comicbooks

Infamous thief Bobby Flame and his crew meet an unexpected hurdle while trying to rob a former prison planet the prisoners are still alive more than 200 years later and immortality is not all that it’s cracked up to be! Ravaged by time, the prisoners look like the monsters they were always accused of being, and they want Bobby’s spaceship. With a way off the planet finally presenting itself after…

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Some cool Easter eggs I caught watching My Adventures with Superman that I want to show to people so they can be in on it with comic book readers: For the first episode's Easter eggs it's here

For the second episode's Easter eggs it's here

For the third episode's Easter eggs it's here

For the fourth episode's Easter eggs it's here

For the sixth episode's Easter eggs it's here

For the seventh episode's Easter eggs it's here and here

For the eighth episode's Easter eggs post it's here

For the ninth episode's Easter eggs post it's here

For the tenth episode's Easter eggs post it's here

My Easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman comic issue 1 post is here

My Easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman comic issue 2 post is here

My Easter eggs and references for My Adventures with Superman comic issue 3 post is here

SPOILERS if you haven't seen this week's episode obviously

We start off the episode with this shot of Superman with the drawn on glasses. A good homage to what Lois did in the 1980 Superman II movie...

where she not only drew the glasses but also a full suit and hat on a picture of Superman.

Next we see Jimmy waking up and seeing someone debunking his conspiracy theories on Sub-Diego.

Sub Diego was an actual place in the DC universe before the New 52 reboot. In Aquaman #15 and #16 (2003) , shown here (W: Will Pfeifer, P: Patrick Gleason, I: Christian Alamy, C: Nathan Eyring, L: Jared K. Fletcher for issue 15, Nick Napolitano for issue 16). The underwater city is actually San Diego, but is buried underwater thanks to a tidal wave and makes its first appearance in Aquaman #15 (2003). There was a lot of casualties from this.

When we get to our title its "You Will Believe A Man Can Lie" a reference to the tagline for the 1978 Superman movie.

As seen here on the poster, it says "You'll believe a man can fly".

Next we see our villain, well one of the villains, for the episode, Heatwave.

In the comics Heatwave makes his first appearance in Flash 140 (1963) (cover art by Carmine Infantino, Murphy Anderson, and Ira Schnapp). Heatwave aka Mick Rory is a Flash rogue usually acting as a rival to Captain Cold aka Leonard Snart. In MAwS, their Heatwave shares the same last name and powers, but MAwS Heatwave is gender flipped. You might have seen Heatwave in the CW DC comics shows where he is played by Dominic Purcell in The Flash and Legends of Tomorrow.

Lois, later in the episode, name drops Heatwave's name. Gotta be honest when Heatwave showed up I was like is that Rampage? Cuz the MAwS design looks vaguely like Rampage.

If she does show up in MAwS, I'll talk more about her in another post, but for now, Rampage aka Karen Lou "Kitty" Faulkner, makes her first appearance in Superman #7 (1987) (full page here: W&P: John Byrne, I: Karl Kesel, C: Tom Ziuko, L: John Costanza).

Steve drags Jimmy to film his debunking Flamebird videos and references Starro who I talked about here.

Lois, later runs around with the Daily Planet police scanner trying to catch Superman and the dispatcher reports that a robbery is in progress at McGuinness Luxe Garage.

This is a nice reference to Ed McGuinness who was the artist for Superman, Action Comics, and Superman/Batman in the early 2000s. If you've seen Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, then you'll know the movie takes inspiration from his character designs in the first arc of the Superman/Batman comic series. The Superman/Batman #1 (2003) cover here is done by Ed McGuinness, Dexter Vines, and Dave Stewart. I like Ed McGuinness's pencils, very stylized.

Heatwave name drops Livewire and the Gazzo mod family. Both of whom I've talked about here and here respectively

Heatwave has been running away from Deathstroke here who has been taking our her crew. Notice that Slade Wilson doesn't have the half black half orange helmet yet that almost every Deathstroke depiction always has.

He, Amanda Waller, and the General who I totally think is General Sam Lane, Lois's dad, are fans of DBZ cuz of the scouters they're wearing.

Later in the scene we see the General again he's totally General Sam Lane. I'll talk more about him when we get a double confirmation through a name drop/reveal in a later post calling Amanda Waller, Mandy. What a fucking bold thing to say to Waller! Like damn! power move right there!

Superman and Deathstroke are fighting under a highway and we see the traffic is heading to Bludhaven!

Very good reference to my favorite character in all of pop culture, Dick Grayson aka Nightwing. Nightwing makes Bludhaven his city to protect. The city makes its first appearance in Nightwing #1 (1996) (the panel here - W: Chuck Dixon, P: Scott McDaniel, I: Karl Story, C: Roberta Tewes, L: John Costanza). Fun Bludhaven fact, its crime rate is WORST than Gotham! Also HIGHLY recommend reading the new Nightwing run cuz its fucking amazing! Won a few Eisner Awards (think the Oscars but for comic books) recently and I am not just saying that because I am a Dick Grayson fan.

Near the end of the episode, we see Lois willing to jump off a building to prove that Clark is Superman. A lot of discourse was happening online over this, but I do want to say this is pretty on brand for her to do.

In Superman II, Lois does something similar and Clark saves her. its just in MAwS, Clark flies to save her thus ruining the secret identity, while in Superman II, Clark does save her but he is still able to get away with it thanks to him playing it more subtly.

Don't know why people we're in such a fucking fit over something that Lois has done before.

In the after credits scene, Jimmy, who planned a sasquatch finding adventure with Lois and Clark, but they were dealing with their shit and Jimmy was by himself, decides to do the finding on his own and meets a giant gorilla. In the first episode Jimmy mentions an intelligent gorilla in France and my guess is this is Monsieur Mallah. You can read more about him here. If you made it this far down, I appreciate you taking the time to check this post out and if you want to see my other MAwS Easter Eggs posts - Episode 1 is here

Episode 2 is here

Episode 3 is here

Episode 4 is here

Episode 6 is here

Episode 7 is here and here

Episode 8 is here

Episode 9 is here

Episode 10 is here

My Easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman comic issue 1 post is here

My Easter eggs and references in My Adventures with Superman comic issue 2 post is here

My Easter eggs and references for My Adventures with Superman comic issue 3 post is here

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DMZ Vol. 11: Free States Rising

by Brian Wood, Riccardo Burchielli, and Shawn Martinbrough