Bitten by a Radioactive Podcastさんのイラストまとめ

Last up is Dean's revisit to a BBRP favourite. My Hero Academia by @horikoshiko. For those yet to read, it's all about a class of pure children learning to be superheroes and 200+ chapters in, thee quality of the manga is still holding.

A superb run that perfectly captures how strong and warm Superman should be, displayed by a great rotating art team.

It's Wednesday and #NCBD and you know what that means! Time for the #RecRun. Kicking things off with Superman by @PeterJTomasi @patrick_gleason @JorgeJimenezArt and Doug Mahnke. You know Superman. Big blue. Well now he has a son and lives on a farm!

@evegwood It has excellent use of symbolism and the comic form to express the difficulty of fitting in to an environment that's seemingly welcoming. Both Eve's surreal and more grounded stylistic choices are used to great (and emotional) effect.

@autojoy Standout feature from this great book about romance and loss in the 90s comes in the form of Kate's gorgeous colours, which utilise a muted watercolour palette as well as a few surprises as the book continues.

Next is Josh's rec, Faith Says You by @autojoy! Joanna is feeling suffocated by her life. Haunted by her past and feeling dragged down by her boyfriend Chris, everything takes a turn for when she meets a girl, sobbing in a cave.

@alexassanart @linkeepsitreal With the trusty lieutenant Via guiding em, it's inevitable that the sexy chase will... uh, reach it's climax!
The limited colourscheme is so beautiful, a combo of green and orange that isn't afraid to swap depending on the mood and lighting!

Afu and Shelly’s art brings the kids to life, whether they’re innocent or mercilessly bullying Pei. The story, meanwhile, always takes the chance to highlight Rand's flawed father/teacher techniques and Pei's desperate attempts to find herself and stay true to her teachings.

Next up it's Dean's choice: the Immortal Iron Fists by Kaare Andrews, @AfuChan1 and Shelly Chen: Danny Rand teaches the youngest person to have the dragon tattoo – a teenage K’un Lun native called Pei – how to be a hero and survive the harsh lands of American public schools.

The blues train's a-comin', played on a harp made of fallen heroes... It's Bony Harp Jefferson, the villain of our latest episode! What is that instrument of theirs and what does it do? find out on our LATEST EPISODE: THE BLUES MUSICIAN NAME GENERATOR! https://t.co/aZyvHRWXbx