"I don't think this project has gone much beyond the Kickstarter-- the last update I can find is from 2017-- but the idea of a hospital that has to deal with the superhero casualties along with the regular patients has merit. This is the cover…"

"Dr. Tracey looks like he wandered out of a TV series, so I think Jughead's going to be okay."

"Yes-- one wonders if Marvel would have continued with Christine rather than Linda had they hadn't cancelled the series."

"Marvel eventually confirmed that this character... ...did, indeed, grow into this character (who became a redhead in the fourth issue of her four-issue run)... ...and was eventually folded into mainstream Marvel continuity. The variant in the MCU,…"

"This Teen-Age Romance is pregnant with implications. And how old is that Candy Striper, doc?"

"It stands to reason that, with all of the running around in dangerous environments, sometimes carrying the entire gang, scenes like this one would be fairly common:"

"This month, Betty and Veronica work as Candy Stripers at the hospital while Archie and Jughead learn once again their idyllic small town is a haven for mysterious criminal activity. Maybe Riverdale wasn't as much of a departure as I'd…"

"Scarlet Street (1945): Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea in a Noir-cum-Morality Tale with a side order of period misogyny, nicely shot on a budget by Fritz Lang. It is based on the novel Chienne by Georges de La Fouchardière.…"

"Might I suggest we call February, "Doctors, Nurses, and Hospitals"?"

"In the first cover, Baby Huey is on a court, and in the second, he's dealing with a judge. Yeah. I'm tapped out, except for the "crossover" cover I'm holding onto for Tuesday, in case no one else posts it by then."

"Speaking of Mansters, I re-watched Matinee for the first time in many years. It's one of the underrated films of the early 90s, maybe not a cinematic masterpiece but a great deal of fun. (Mant, if you've not seen it, is the…"