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You bet I ran out of space ranting about the other honourable mentions in the last post, so I split it in two and now we've got YET ANOTHER post before the end of the year! Madness!

Breaking the rules a little bit and talking about single issues that really did it for me in 2025, regardless of whether they're from a series that launched this year or not! Let's get pithy with it!

Keeping it short for the post-Christmas weekend, with two classic franchises revisited in new and exciting ways. Let's! Get! To it!

Well, I failed at keeping things short last time, didn't I? I'm going to try this again, but I also know this is going to be sent out on Boxing Day, so let's try to keep is INTERESTING, shall we?

In an attempt to build some momentum, I'm planning on writing these micro-reviews as micro as I can manage. Let's see how that goes! And yes, I write these blurbs before the post, I'm wreckless.

Another day, another newsletter, as we careen to the hard deadline for "best of year" posts, December 31st. This time, it's 2 DC books, and next time (tomorrow?) will be something Marvel... I hope!

Oh, no! We're back, and it's part of a numbered series that promises even more numbered instalments where I talk about my favourite (i.e. The Best) comics of 2025. Let's get to it!

In the revised edition of CITIES ON FIRE, I included an extensive series of appendices featuring the names of every named character in the book. Here they are for your perusal!

As is always the case, Doctor Who spin-offs, Y - The Last Man and the Robs Kirkman and Liefeld all conglomerate to dash my long-gestating plans. Let's get into it...

A brief aside from my ongoing chat about Cities On Fire, as I share what I'm working on right now, and an old review for an old project. Exciting! Maybe?

There are two leads in the world of CITIES ON FIRE. One is at the fore, one less so. But just because plot happens to the latter, doesn't make them any less important as the former. Let's talk leads.

Creating something new from something old, by professionals and by... me. Getting into some character back story, and seeing just how deep it goes. Also, Daredevil?

What's this? A new version of an old book? Yes, definitely, but I'm not asking old readers to re-buy it. I'm definitely not doing that! Honestly!