Matthew Childers

I wouldn't give that guy a bottle rocket to light.

But you also broke all the dishes and threw the trash on the floor.

You'd think their healthcare would include cootie shot coverage.

Tom Orzechowski's lettering was a definitive part of the overall X-Men experience when I was a kid.

64 color palette formerly used for coloring comic books

I like old CMYK coloring better than today's methods.

I'll go you one further, "Bruce Wayne is the mask" makes me want to throw hands.

Nice to see Laurel Kent included on there with a few other LSH characters.

He's probably closer to palliative care.

All we have around here is highly processed canned sewage. It's mostly fructose with a little gray water added.

A lot of people from my HS (class of 88) were really suckered in by Reagan and Top Gun and never got over it. Now they're old and as susceptible to Fox News talking points as any Boomer is, and the latent racism they learned from their parents and grandparents has been given free rein.

You'd think a former USAF JAG Attorney would be War Crimes averse but I guess not.

They should have given Jon Berenthal the massive widow's peak in the MCU.

I didn't really like turning Dev-Em into a psycho killer though. He wasn't a very important character in the big picture but his little arc from juvenile delinquent to government spy was nice. I guess he was on borrowed time after Byrne got rid of Superboy.

His parents really should have tied him in a burlap sack and drowned him in a river at birth.

It was nice of Cockrum to give him the blue leggings when he was unarmored. Imagine if he'd been running around like Dick Grayson at times

It's hard to believe he's been at it for closing in on 50 years!

It kind of funny that somehow the Vision thinks Libra is the most dangerous member of the Zodiac. Look out he's going to zap us with his balance and fairness rays!

Damn, the CIA took away his cage, in which he was an enraged rat. Bless his heart.

Be careful in the skies above Opal City!

The amount I liked JRJr on Spider-Man is the inverse of how much I disliked him on X-Men. It actually blotted out his good work on Spider-Man in my memory for a long time. Good to get a reminder.

Is that a Gravity/Cosmic Rod? Do the buttons do anything? That's very cool.

I can't even buy him as an authentic human being. He's just a human shaped bag full of smugness.

Libra didn't even make the cover.

Either way, I like the Kirby-esque Zodiac version Keith Giffen cooked up in the Defenders when I was a little kid. Wild stuff.

Yeah, I'm starting to think this guy might not be on the up-and-up!

He most certainly has not.

Don't forget the massive amount of lies and propaganda.

*Tactical* hair gel, like a true warfighter.

He was never against war. What are you even doing with this?

So sad to share that legendary colorist Tatjana Wood has passed away at the age of 99. Her pioneering painterly touch graced scores of DC & Vertigo series. She was truly one of a kind and a special friend. May her memory be a blessing.

I had a Hulk set that I think was taken straight from a comic, and I had a Peanuts set that was pretty much straight from Schultz's strips transposed into the 3D model format. I wonder if any of the others were done like that.