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Master Comics (1940) #41

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The World Of Becca Blake

Art by Dan Schkade

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Very hyped for this film tbh

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Happy Chinese New Year!

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A$AP ROCKY'S PLEA DEAL

Rakim Mayers, aka A$AP Rocky, sits in the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center for a preliminary hearing in his assault with a semiautomatic firearm case in Los Angeles, California, U.S, November 20, 2023. Allison Dinner/Pool via REUTERS I freely admit that I’m out of touch with modern rap music. I’ve heard of A$ap Rocky, but I couldn’t name a single one of his songs even if you put a…

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Remembering DAVID LYNCH

Filmmaker David Lynch passed away last week at the age of 78. I just have to say that 78 kind of feels young to me for someone to die these days, but that’s actually about four years past the average American male’s lifespan. I guess it seems like with most celebrities, you hear of them living into their 80s and beyond more often. Still, 78 is a good age; he certainly lived a full life. I…

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Caitlyn is your typical selfish conservative. She does not care about issues until she and her rights are on the chopping block.

It's like thanking your executioner.

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Marvel Tails starring PETER PORKER, THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-HAM

Written by Tom DeFalco Drawn by Mark Armstrong Published by Marvel Comics While DC had Captain Carrot And His Amazing Zoo Crew, Marvel also entered the Funny Animal Superhero genre one year later, in 1983, with the debut of Spider-Ham, an anthropomorphic talking Pig with the powers of Spider-Man. Created by Tom DeFalco, Larry Hama, and Mark Armstrong, the character debuted in this special…

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SUPERMAN: PRESIDENT LUTHOR

Howdy! I know I’ve said this before, but it really is time for me to get back to updating this blog on regular basis. So, today, for no particular reason (wink wink), I’ve chosen to review this specific comic book, which collects several stories from the year 2000, when DC Comics had Lex Luthor get elected President of the United States. Yeah, that’s right. DC had an evil billionaire with no…

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Oh great.

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American Psycho #5

Written by Michael Calero Drawn by Piotr Kowalski Published by Sumerian Comics/Massive Publishing PREVIOUSLY: American Psycho #4 Well, here it is, the miniseries finale. There’s not much I can say without spoilers. I’ll just say that there were some good little Easter Eggs were thrown in for fans of the novel, like we learn what happened to several of the supporting characters, which I liked, but…

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American Psycho #4

Written by Michael Calero Drawn by Piotr Kowalski Published by Sumerian Comics/Massive Publishing PREVIOUSLY: American Psycho #3 Since the first issue, this comic book has mostly focused on Donald Kimble’s story set in 1987, during the events of the film (and the book, but it’s mostly inspired by the film, right down to the characters being drawn to resemble the actors who played them), with only…

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American Psycho #3

Written by Michael Calero Drawn by Piotr Kowalski Published by Sumerian Comics/Massive Publishing PREVIOUSLY: American Psycho #2 Once again, this issue revisits events from the film but tells them through the eyes of Donald Kimble. He shows up at Patrick’s office, claiming to be a private detective hired by Kimble’s girlfriend to investigate his disappearance. We see their first meeting when,…