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"I was in third grade and too young to fully understand the show when I first started watching it. My parents watched it semi-regularly during the first four seasons, and we would tune in even if they didn't. Henry Blake's farewell remains a…"
"Another Linda Lee Danvers cover. This was during the era where Supergirl had multiple costumes of varying designs:"
"They do mention the fact but, yeah, it's a more-than-fair point.
Of course, anyone with any privilege who depicts events in their life does so from a position of that privilege, because we live with that privilege. "
Of course, anyone with any privilege who depicts events in their life does so from a position of that privilege, because we live with that privilege. "
"I would say that's generally true of those comic and comic-adjacent fans that I've met from Gen Kids TodayTM, but I've met a few who know older comics."
"My family became big Laugh-In viewers for a few seasons, likely thanks to my "hip" older sisters. A couple of years ago, I introduced my wife to some select reruns. It remains funny and groundbreaking, though it does not consistently hold up, as is…"
"A poster of Superman appears on this cover, but that's Clark Kent trying to save Steve Lombard."
"A point made a few posts earlier, in fact.
(But I'll try not to reuse that trick next month)."
(But I'll try not to reuse that trick next month)."
"My final Riverdale snow-cover shows that, indeed, Archie began snowboarding before it was mainstream...
It's also, technically, a transition cover, since we're seeing Purheart, Captain Hero, Superteen, and Miss Vanity (occasionally Powerteen) in…"
It's also, technically, a transition cover, since we're seeing Purheart, Captain Hero, Superteen, and Miss Vanity (occasionally Powerteen) in…"
"Space hockey... and an unexpected secret identity."
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"I see your Boss, and raise you a Billy Bragg:
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"So, we've hijacked Cover a Day and made it a title word-change game?"
"Okay... Ingesting addictive substances is not a winter sport (people do it year-round), but one kid is wearing an Edmonton Oilers jersey and holding a stick, and a hockey legend (Herb Carnegie) appears in the comic. Skating on Thin Ice, with its…"
"I enjoyed Criminal Volume 6: Last of the Innocent (Brubaker/Phillips), though I thought it rushed towards the conclusion with a couple too many plot conveniences. Still, it is kind of a Blue Velvet take on Archie, without touching the actual Archie…"
"Looks like a hetero Heated Rivalry sort of situation:"
"The thing from the TV wants to buy him groceries?"
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Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
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