#Paul Grist

[ginge1962]

Hellboy vs Lobster Johnson One-Shot - Cover by Paolo Rivera.

[balu8]

"Mrs Peel, we're needed

Judge Dredd Mega Special #6: Kinky Boots

by Robbie Morrison; Paul Grist and Tom Frame

Fleetway

[smashedpages]

Happy birthday to Paul Grist!

[mariocki]

New Scotland Yard: Shadow of a Deadbeat (2.6, LWT, 1972)

"Anything wrong?"

"Anything wrong? She knows how to contact Eddie Moffett, you can bet your life on it!"

"I'm betting Lee Collins' life on it."

"She's gonna go to the nearest phone and she's gonna tell Eddie just where Collins is."

"That's right."

"It's too dangerous."

"Oh, it's been dangerous ever since Moffett pulled that trigger!"

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Smash! #1 by Paul Grist, Anna Morozova, Tom Foster and Simon Bowland. Cover by Andy Clarke. Out in November.

"In Victorian London, when Janus Stark traps a demon in a stone idol he creates a prize too alluring for criminal masterminds to resist, and 60 years later the King of Crooks organises his Crime Syndicate to heist the statuette. However, The Steel Claw and Jane Bond are assigned to halt the theft, but they encounter a mysterious stranger who throws both sides' plans into disarray. A fast-paced action-adventure miniseries written by Paul Grist (Jack Staff) and with art by Tom Foster (Judge Dredd) and Anna Morozova (2000 AD) featuring a host of classic British comic book characters brought back to life in this 3-part miniseries."

[smashpages]

Out this week: Smash! #1 (Rebellion, $7.99): Look, I would have listed this one here for the title alone, but even better? It’s by Paul Grist and Tom Foster, and it resurrects a lot of British comic characters like Jane Bond and the Steel Claw, as they attempt to stop the King of Crooks from stealing a demon-possessed statue.

See what else is coming to your local comic shop this week!

[cryptocollectibles]

Daily Bugle 3 Issue Complete Set (1996-1997) by Marvel Comics

Written by Paul Grist, drawn by Karl Kerschl and Greg Adams.

[downthetubes]

SMASH! mini series announced by Rebellion, reviving more British comic heroes, authored by Paul Grist

Jack Staff writer Paul Grist has landed what must surely be, for him, a dream commission…

[coverpanelarchive]

Heroes Reborn: American Knights #1 (2021)

[graphicpolicy]

Preview: Smash! #1 (of 3)

Smash! #1 preview. In Victorian London, when Janus Stark traps a demon in a stone idol he creates a prize too alluring for criminal masterminds to resist #comics #comicbooks

[comicbookclub]

Smash #1 Advance Review: A Goofy Heist Comic

Smash #1 is a mash-up of classic British spy characters, all after the same MacGuffin. But how does the 2000 AD title from Paul Grist and Anna Morozova work for our American reviewers?

Smash #1 is a mash-up of classic British spy characters, all after the same MacGuffin. But how does the 2000 AD title from Paul Grist and Anna Morozova work for our American reviewers? We reviewed the book on the Stack podcast. But in the interest of highlighting more about the title, here’s a summary of the conversation with our thoughts. And if you prefer the longer audio version, that’s below…

[ginge1962]

Smash #2 - November 2023, cover by Andy Clarke.

[comicbookclublive]

Smash #1 Advance Review: A Goofy Heist Comic

Smash #1 is a mash-up of classic British spy characters, all after the same MacGuffin. But how does the 2000 AD title from Paul Grist and Anna Morozova work for our American reviewers?

Smash #1 is a mash-up of classic British spy characters, all after the same MacGuffin. But how does the 2000 AD title from Paul Grist and Anna Morozova work for our American reviewers? We reviewed the book on the Stack podcast. But in the interest of highlighting more about the title, here’s a summary of the conversation with our thoughts. And if you prefer the longer audio version, that’s below…

[mariocki]

The Brothers Rico (1957)

"Okay, okay, so nobody's blaming you! Let's just say something happened way back, huh? So maybe I am gonna die. But, Eddie, you've got even bigger troubles. You're gonna live."

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Smash! #3 by Paul Grist, Jimmy Broxton and VV Glass. Cover by Andy Clarke. Out in January 2024.

"The six decade-spanning adventure comes to an explosive conclusion as Cursitor Doom is outwitted by a former sidekick, and the demon trapped in the stone idol since the time of Janus Stark is unleashed. The time-traveling Adam Eterno enters the fray in an attempt to halt the demon's reign of terror, but whose side will the King of Crooks choose to align with? An action-packed finale written by Paul Grist (Jack Staff, Kane) and drawn by V.V. Glass (The Last Witch)."

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Grist:

Nearly five years after a pipeline spewed poison gas across a Mississippi town, federal regulators appeared ready in recent weeks to institute new safety rules aimed at preventing similar accidents across the U.S.’s fast-growing network of carbon dioxide pipelines. 

But the proposed rules, unveiled five days before the end of Joe Biden’s presidency, were quietly derailed during the first weeks of President Donald Trump’s second term. 

A federal pipeline safety official not authorized to speak publicly said the proposed rules were “withdrawn” in accordance with a January 20 executive order that freezes all pending regulations and initiates a review process by Trump’s newly appointed agency leaders. Putting the pipeline rules in further doubt is a February 19 executive order aimed at rooting out all regulations that are costly to “private parties” and impede economic development. 

Trump’s choice to lead the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, or PHMSA, which proposed the rules, is Paul Roberti, an attorney strongly backed by pipeline and energy industry groups. Roberti, who is awaiting Senate confirmation, oversaw PHMSA’s safety enforcement during Trump’s first term, a time marked by fewer citations and smaller fines than the Obama and Biden administrations. 

Pipeline safety advocates still hope to push the Trump administration to approve the rules, which they say are critically important for reducing the risks of potentially deadly accidents across a growing number of states. 

“It’s not dead yet,” said Paul Blackburn, an energy policy advisor for the Bold Alliance, an environmental group that tracks pipeline development. “It can be brought back by Trump, and I think the Trump administration should be pressured to do that.”

The more than 5,000 miles of CO2 pipelines in the U.S. are primarily used for enhanced oil recovery, a process that injects carbon dioxide into old oil reserves to squeeze out leftover deposits. Much of the current and predicted growth of the CO2 pipeline network is linked to the recent boom in carbon capture technologies, which allow industrial plants to store CO2 underground instead of releasing it into the air. 

The CO2 pipeline network could top 66,000 miles — a thirteenfold increase — by 2050, according to a Princeton University-led study. 

The Trump administration isn’t as supportive of carbon capture, but industry experts say growth will continue as companies try to meet state-level climate benchmarks. 

While proponents say carbon capture will help address climate change, transporting pressurized CO2 comes with dangers, especially for rural stretches of the Midwest and Gulf Coast, where the network is concentrated. 

CO2 can cause drowsiness, suffocation and sometimes death. Colorless, odorless, and heavier than air, carbon dioxide can travel undetected and at lethal concentrations over large distances.