As the excitement for Iron Man 3 starts bubbling here in the States, Mike takes a step back (and perhaps a drink) and reflects on a few themes from the book that he’s never forgotten.
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And suddenly, we’re talking about way too many superhero/comic book movies coming to a theater near you. Mike is excited about a few — and curious to read what you’re excited about!
With some help from Conor, Mike abandons the worlds of superheroes for a weekend and returns to his first geeky joy — fantasy comics.
Mike’s back from his travels and has a big Bag of Grab to share with you!
Mike comes to the realization that the older he gets, the more some things in comics just stop making sense.
After failing to get a ticket to San Diego Comic-Con, Mike finds himself back where his conventions experiences all began: The “Grand Slam” Star Trek Convention in Burbank.
A new collection of Paul Pope’s work helps Mike re-discover vital independent voices in modern comics.
Braving particularly scalding nightmares, Mike spends the weekend reading “Death of the Family” and has thoughts on The Joker’s enigmatic return.
Mike does his best to restrain himself while discussing Marvel’s most recent blood-letting in Amazing Spider-Man #700. (He fails.)
In his last article of 2012, Mike recognizes some unexpected parallels between “The Hobbit” and his experience with comics over the year.

