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June 18, 2013 3:03 pm Haha :) I was born in Columbus Ohio! Just kidding :). I'm from this town of about 100k right between San Francisco and Sacramento CA. I got a cousin out there though in Cleveland. It's been nice being knowing theres people on this site who can relate and are interested in some of the same comics. Congrats on the marriage and good luck with the baby making, I'm sure I'll be talking with you soon.

June 18, 2013 11:46 am My 3 year old is gonna FLIP over this! The opening line to the article has it right. Can't wait to watch him jump off the couches.

June 17, 2013 11:47 pm Yes, it has gotten much better the past couple issues. Looks very interesting. I keep thinking if it will start tying into Old John Storm with the Doom story? It's got to eventually right, unless John Storm is playing the FF (which is possible).

June 17, 2013 3:59 pm I'm pretty much anti-digital unless its free, and I've been getting more and more used to reading comics on an iPad, but I agree with you, and this article. It's a damn computer DO SOMETHING COOL instead of hindering my experience. "But you can zoom in!' Not something I care about or find myself doing often. I would love little links, or some sort of motion, really anything to make it different from my paper comic that makes it worth "not owning". That AR thing is wack, I thought for sure you'd be able to click it on digital. Makes me miss the old school editors notes in comics.

June 15, 2013 2:46 pm Free 6 page preview on Darkhorse.com

June 14, 2013 9:16 pm Wow! These discussions take days, but its amazing where they go. It has been very enjoyable and thought provoking on so many levels. Thank you all and I hope you enjoy your weekends.

June 14, 2013 9:11 pm That's kind of a sad story, and but for the grace of God, could be mine (and there's still time) my son is 3 and loves nothing more than Batman. I have my books all collected for him for when he's older, read lots of them to him, and give him some doubles he can step on/ destroy what have you. @phess1 your question was interesting, and actually one I've thought of. I just want him to enjoy whatever I have and give him the largest possible library to peruse (ironically mostly Batman and X-Men, anything Alan Moore-I was born in 83 what do you expect.) Anyways its great and everytime he calls me "Joker" and hits me, or says I'm Robin and he's Batman, it reminds me how fun comic books really are. Thank you for the story Poet, I needed that.

June 14, 2013 6:17 pm I've been reading American Vampire since the jump, really liked Wake, giving Astro City a few issues, and will be trying out Trillium...I think that's it, so not really much there either I guess. Back when there were more titles, I read more, but it seems the creators have always had more freedom to tell deeper, more intelligent stories under Vertigo.

June 14, 2013 3:34 pm Hell yeah! Whole issue was great. The meat packing plant-wow. The Dysart issues (they feel different and the credit is given too I believe) have been the best so far, with this one at the top of the pile. The characters were all written very well and the whole thing is like watching a car crash in slow motion. The "8 days later" business was finally put to the background where it belongs and that helped enormously. Has me looking forward to what should be an awesome home stretch and finale.

June 14, 2013 2:18 pm I heard about the Bob Harras comic syndrome and its tragic. Suicide Squad is getting a shot (thanks for telling me where to start), and Soule's Swamp Thing too. Snyder's Swamp Thing lost me fast after he started looking like an armored-out Superhero and then Rotworld...this new run seems like its gotten back to the roots ( :) ). Hopefully things turn around because Vertigo is the only thing keeping DC's hand in my piggy bank and that's a sad state if affairs.