JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"There are enough references on this cover to make it count for this month's theme, though the central characters are First Nations. September 30 in Canada is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, popularly called "Orange Shirt Day."

And…"
8 hours ago
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
""Frankenstein's Monster and knock-offs" could be a theme."
18 hours ago
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"Twice already, in fact. It's sort of the month's iconic cover."
18 hours ago
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"Here are two covers from within Mad:


And, since those aren't strictly legitimate:"
yesterday
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"He would."
yesterday
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"Watch, man!"
Monday
JD DeLuzio replied to PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod's discussion Anything, Everything, or Nothing At All
"Three events in three days. Thursday: a soiree to celebrate London Symphonia's tenth anniversary. They've actually been around for about a century-- but not under this name.
Friday: Enchanta, our first time at an event which also, coincidentally,…"
Sunday
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"The Freak Bros. return for World Tourism Day! We haven't traveled far this year, but we did do three events in three days. 

(more on that later)"
Sunday
JD DeLuzio replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion Star Trek: Strange New Worlds
"I agree-- something like this would work as a series finale, and it's better than most of this season. But when the translation mentioned "breech" and "midwives," I figured those were linguistic metaphors for the issues they were encountering with…"
Sunday
JD DeLuzio replied to Alan M.'s discussion So, What Are You Reading These Days? (besides comics)
"I finished an absurdist comic crime novel, Property Values, by Charles Demers. Plot was good and the writing was often very funny; the characters were underdeveloped.
I am slowly making my way (one story at a time) through a collection called…"
Saturday
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"I believe that we've largely overlooked mall goths this month:"
Saturday
JD DeLuzio replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion The Silver Age Superman
"On Bizarro internet, do trolls go online and encourage rational and thoughtful discussion? Do doxers make it harder to find out how to locate someone? Do online conspiracists promote the most logical and straightforward explanation for things? On…"
Saturday
JD DeLuzio replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion The Silver Age Superman
"I have very strong memories of this story, though, even as a little kid, Luthor's ability to make a time machine that somehow brought Hercules from the past via a picture in a book (if I recall correctly) didn't sound very scientific."
Friday
JD DeLuzio replied to Jeff of Earth-J's discussion The Silver Age Superman
"In Canada, before the advent of comic book stores, people who didn't subscribe bought comics in drug stores and convenience stores and grocery stories. The bigger cities had newstands, but I don't recall seeing any in my hometown. I suspect it was…"
Friday
JD DeLuzio replied to Steve W's discussion A Cover a Day
"Do they count? Harvey's first issue of Pop Comics featured the Cowsills, the cleanish-cut family band that would eventually incorporate mom and little sis, and inspire the Partridge Family. Their hits include a cover of the theme from Hair, and the…"
Friday
JD DeLuzio replied to The Baron's discussion Who knows that Bruce Wayne is Batman in Current Continuity?
"Leaguers, I figure that the Old Guard - Diana, J'onn, Barry, Hal,
J'onn would necessarily know.
While we're in the Thirty-First Century, whose secret IDs are public knowledge by then?
Or the twenty-fifth? Booster Gold likely knows."
Sep 24
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