Travis Hedge Coke at negotiable pricesさんのイラストまとめ

Gen X podcast has me rereading the Chamber miniseries, which is very excellent except when it's being very very awkward by trying to parallel real world minorities. Disabled genius mad at "diversity hires." Loud bigot in an "edgy" t-shirt who's reclaiming slurs.

@gncgalactus Genetic Criminal is such a powerful statement on "genetic evil" or inferiority being bullshit and that it's over 40 yrs old and other comics writers are still doing "the evil in my genes" eugenicist stories just makes it better & stronger & more important.

Fighting Chance was a year of Captain America by Mark Grunewald & others about corrupt police, being out of touch, economics, fear of obsolescence, failing health, ableism, judging by appearances & bad teachers, and it's super-mocked bc Captain America needed a mobility aid.

@KrakoaWelcomes Not clones, just better to each other than their teammates ever were.

All-Star Superman doesn't get credit for its handling of superdickery, because somehow a lot of readers don't want to notice it. But, Superman spent Lois Lane's birthday scaring and intimidating her, at the height of her bad trip trolling her about J Lo, and getting into fights.

JM DeMatteis, Keith Giffen, et al. 1987's Dr Fate was dark and wild even for a character rooted in being dark and wild. A comic which has aged well and poorly in nearly equal measure.

When the Human Torch and Toro just set the Ku Klux Klan on fire. You know, in the old days, when comics weren't political and we didn't criticize American bigots (unless you count setting them on fire and making fun of them).

I should do more paintings on the backs of postcards.

The Mary Marvel approach to comedy.

Captain Marvel/Fawcett definitely did the seven deadly sins better with the seven deadly enemies - way healthier list - but they also replace Death ad a horseman with Fire/Arson and that's just such a **choice.**