therealsuperjosh

Wow, lots of Batman this week. Probably picking up all 5 of those and Unwritten, although I might not get the Doc Savage one. We'll see. Loving all the other Batman books though (although still trying to warm up to Batgirl.) Also considering jumping on to Phonogram. These issues are fairly self contained, right?   BQ: I always try and get myself 1 book and 2 CDs every paycheck if I can ...

I had not heard anything about Stumptown before this, but I'm fairly excited about it now. Pretty light week besides that though. Picking up Sweet Tooth and Unknown: Devil Made Flesh.

I love how indepth Ron got. That was awesome.

I've always been happy with the simple trade paperback. They aren't as pretty and they may not last as long, but they last long enough, and unlike the unweidly Absolutes, they're comfortable to read.

@superjosh123

Great article, Sonia! I've often thought about this stuff myself, but it's nice to see it written down and organized.

I completely agree, it's OK to dislike the work, but to personally trash the man who made the work is ridiculous, rude and completely offensive. I've felt this way for a long time about stuff like this for a long time, and I think you did a fantastic job of articulating how I've always felt about issues like this. Great piece.

It's really odd to me when people try to defend piracy.

I just can't believe this didn't happen sooner.

Very cool.