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DC dropped new covers today for Action Comics #1025 (by JRJR & Klaus Janson), and Superman #25 (by Ivan Reis & Joe Prado).

Finally, another moment for Cliff that seems likely to have gone on and influenced the sense of humor that would later appear in Hellboy.

Doom Patrol #48: There are several issues in this run that trade in any semblance of convetional comics plotting for the creators doing anything they want...and I love them all. This is one, along with also the brain issue and the beard hunter story. #OnDoomPatrol

A few years off but yes, that’s basically what happened.

Catching up because we walked downtown last night...Doom Patrol #47: This arc feels really patient compared to today’s superhero comics. A new threat looms, but the issue is about the characters and their relationships. As the kids say, you love to see it (wait—). #OnDoomPatrol

We caught up on some single issue reviews this week...

Sabrina The Teenage Witch #1: https://t.co/lJREUUGrnb

Mirka Andolfo's Mercy #2: https://t.co/5Ozs5z00Mw

November, Book II: https://t.co/1G7CayFJHn

Doom Patrol #46: Ah, the guest artists on this run have been great, but it’s always so nice to get Richard Case back. Issues like this feel so patient compared to today’s comics, really relaxing as they close one arc and start the next. #OnDoomPatrol

Saving this one for my next social media ‘debate.

Doom Patrol #45: Bonkers. Man who can’t grow beard parodies the popular gun-toting gritty vigilante characters of the time...but only murders bearded men. Reads like an allegory for repressed sexuality and there are more than a few hints to suggest that. #OnDoomPatrol

Doom Patrol #44: Big issue, culmination of a lot of ideas...Flex, shape of the Pentagon, and all well-ordered and paced too, using classic tension-building techniques and reveals to keep things moving along. Case also outdoes himself here, best-looking issue yet. #OnDoomPatrol