Andrew Faragoさんのイラストまとめ

@jarrodjones_ YABBA DABBA DOOM

When Brent Anderson got a chance to do an expanded version of God Loves, Man Kills in 2020, he corrected a nearly forty-year-old mistake that had bothered him ever since the original publication. Check it out:

Catalog and promotional materials from the 2009 Mary Blair exhibition a the Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art. Such a great show, and such a great experience.

Mary Blair was born 110 years ago today!

It was about 15 years ago that I asked @shaenongarrity if she'd like to help me put together a Mary Blair exhibition at the @cartoonart Museum, and wow, did that lead to some incredible things.

@NRO @philipaklein Superman, famously apolitical hero, created by Jewish working class children of immigrants.

What a difference a generation makes. I guess it's in character for 1992 Northstar to out himself by yelling at someone in the middle of a fistfight, but it's great that modern characters can be much more chill about coming out. Looking forward to seeing what's next for Jon Kent.

@tylerzonia Not strictly a memoir, but NUTS by Gahan Wilson is pretty much perfect at capturing childhood as it really is, not as most memoirists remember it.

Angry Space Pants was pregnant with a blood baby, which stayed behind and bonded with Carnage E. Hall, who then became Red Angry Space Pants Man But With Axe Hands.

And now that's a movie with Woody from Cheers.

The End.

@JavierHernandez Right before that, you had Spider-Man fighting Doctor Octopus two months in a row, but those were dramatically different covers. Nobody was getting these two mixed up.

Years later, I know that I bought at least one of these issues twice, since the covers are fairly generic "poster" shots, and Thor wasn't quite hitting a monthly schedule then. One glance at those Spidey comics and I can tell you what happened in each issue--Thor, not so much.