"Another seasonal line-up:"

"Dune is a go for Part Two, so we'll at least have an adaptation of the first book."

"I'll be ending the week with a collection of seasonal line-ups:"

"The Isis character and her Mego collectible figure in the film Free Enterprise, suggesting others share your opinion. I was largely out of the Saturday Morning habit by the time Isis landed, but I did keep watching that one."

"Another "line-up":"

"That cover raises some questions: -Is that a publicity photo, or did some intrepid photographer manage to stand between the FF and some adversary in the middle of a fight? Were they fighting Spider-man, and Parker managed to get off a quick…"

"Dune (2021) isn't perfect, but it moves effortlessly through the first half of Herbert's novel. Despite the deliberate pacing of the opening, it never feels like two+ hours. I look forward to the second half. Villeneuve found ways to take…"

"These characters aren't rushing off anywhere, but we kind of have two opposing lines:"

"Thank you for the positive review and recommendation! This particular tale does feature a lot of characters, perhaps too many. I wanted to capture the chaotic energy of a convention, and multiple characters increase the likelihood that the reader…"

"Okay, I'm cheating today. This isn't a comic book cover. It's a comic style album cover of an album of covers. We had this thing by the "Pop Machine" when I was a kid. It features covers of a bunch of then-popular songs and,…"

"With this DC, the other line is being pushed off the edge of the comic:"

"There are two line-ups, of sorts, concealed in this cover: Otherwise, sports covers (that I could determine) did not prove as fruitful a place to find "opposing line-ups" as I thought it might."

"Click on "more" and scroll up for HP Lovecraft trivia"

"(cont'd) I should say, of Chizmar's book, it has much to recommend it. He creates an excellent sense of a town rocked by an unknown killer. Several stories on the side-- an account by a Vietnam veteran with whom he once worked-- add to the…"

"Chasing the Boogeyman is very well-written, but doesn't quite live up to the hype. The fictive pretense of it being a true crime means the author can cheat on things that would have made it a more interesting novel. However, the chilling parts…"