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"Mike Grell's work on the Legion was on the first comics I saw of that group, and his style made me a fan immediately." - Alex Ross (from Back Issue Magazine #61, 2012) 29” x 54” Giclee print of the Legion of Super-Heroes for the Warner Bros Studio Store Gallery, with a run of only 500 from 1999.

Hey! Inappropriate!! I believe they prefer to be called "Little People from the Red Planet"! - Action Comics #442, Dec 1974 BTW, Martin Pasko wasn't happy about that line either. You can read his explanation underneath.

Frank is back at Ryker's and it gives him the opportunity to punish the man who poisoned him the last time he was incarcerated. Yes, the guards are paid off and his raggles (underlings) obey his every whim -- but nothing is going to stop him from getting revenge on Jigsaw.

Robin is dead and The Joker has been made the official UN ambassador from Iran, thus granting him diplomatic immunity. Batman discovers that Iran made The Joker ambassador so he can assassinate everyone in the United Nations building -- and there is nothing Batman can do to prevent the massacre.

I am a fan of the late Xum Yukinori and his "Xum's Who" series! I am happy that his family (Nakimo and @isamuhy.bsky.social) continue to share his amazing work so new fans can discover what a talent he was.

An unknown man from an unknown place and time jumps through a mysterious space warp to avoid getting shot and killed by strange alien troops. He falls from the warp into upstate New York on Earth. It is a strange place and he is very confused. WAIT! Do I see FOUR fingers? - Longshot #1, Sept '85

Swamp Thing is destroying Gotham and Batman wants to give him what he wants -- Abby. The mayor says he can't release her since she had relations with something inhuman. Well then, Batman says, why stop at Abby and Swamp Thing? - Swamp Thing #53, Oct 1986

I did this. For Boomers and Gen X, this was a comic reader rite of passage 📖 ♥️ Grab a stack of comic books, plop down on the carpet in front of the couch, and do nothing but read for the next hour or so.

"Don Newton: Drawing With Power" by Jay Willson and Christopher Irving; coming in Spring 2027 from @twomorrows.bsky.social.

The readers are introduced to Center Control and the living robot computer 7-Zark-7, the guardian of G-Force, five young orphans with special powers who together protect and defend Earth from all invaders. In both stories, G-Force stop evil plots from their arch enemy, Zoltar.

The Gray Man is getting more powerful by the second and now he believes he has the power to take on his former masters, the Lords of Order. With Captain Marvel and Dr. Fate under The Gray Man’s spell, it's up to the new Justice League and special guest, The Creeper, to stop him!

Evil scientists mutate Superman and Lois' baby in order for the baby to belittle Superman, causing him to lose his confidence in order for the scientists to steal Metropolis' treasures. - Superman #224; another typical imaginary story from the Weisinger era.

Long ago a sentient ship designed to travel between the universes crashed and its crew of seven died, leaving it without a captain and unable to return home. Jim Wilder agrees to be the ship's new captain and begins the job of reassembling a new crew to get the ship back from whence it came.

I know Superman and Lois don't believe in spanking -- but someone needs to smack that sass from their baby's mouth! - Superman #224, Feb 1970 by Robert Kanigher, Curt Swan and George Roussos.

In the fall of 1977, kids at my elementary school were pulling for the farm boy and the princess to get together... ...we didn't know Luke & Leia were twin siblings! 🙀 - Star Wars #5, Nov 1977

Johnny sacrificed himself to help the JSA defeat the Ultra-Humanite. Jakeem wishes Thunderbolt to bring back Johnny from the dead, but the rules say he can't -- but Thunderbolt says there's something he can try. The next time Jakeem utters the magic word; something wondrous appears.

Nightshade defeats her nemesis, The Image -- by Jim Aparo. - The Charlton Portfolio (1974) aka Contemporary Pictorial Literature #9&10.

A club of interplanetary super-heroines called The Galactons have come to Earth to invite Superman to join them, but during initiation he suffers an accident that forces the club to reject him. Then Superman discovers The Galactions are not who they say they are. In fact, they have ties to Kandor.

The Guardians find that Hal's power battery is damaged and its unstable energy makes the battery very dangerous. Hal gets a replacement battery but finds his backup Guy Gardner using the damaged battery to charge his ring. Hal rushes to stop Guy but he is too late. - Green Lantern #116 ('79)

Barry Allen's kid neighbor's copy of FLASH COMICS #26 mysteriously turns up in Barry's golden age comics collection. What is so special about that copy of FLASH COMICS #26? Why are the GA Green Lantern and Wildcat trying to steal it? The answers are found at the 1st Annual Central City Comic-Con!