I think his finale will be Inning 11 of Baseball.

Here's Charlie Brown facing the fire and there's George hiding in Big Daddy's pocket. And what are you doing? You're gonna reward George and destroy Charlie.

You have confirmed why Emmett mocks you.

So what is your point? You support the points that the Ford government does that advantage you but you're angry about the points that make you uncomfortable? Either you accept some uncomfortable aspects of a society or you get angry and isolate it for your golden offspring.

That has something to do with the fact that kids have been weaponized as the 'you can't critique this if a kid is somewhere involved' as the worst of NIMBY tactics to throw people with mental health and addiction issues under the bus constantly.

There's a fantastic deli in Toronto called 'The Pig Came Home', so maybe the White House will start serving delicious Porchetta, Peameal Bacon sandwiches and the most sublime beef cheek thin sliced Montreal Smoked Meat.

It's a curious choice to bring in a catching coach who pretty much defines the idea of a bat first catcher.

People forget he crushed James Cameron twice.

It's wild. Ellison did revenge better than anyone.

It's weird how good that comic really is. It's a solid SM story but it treats Ali as a character with almost more agency than Supes. The sequence of Adams illustrating Ali teaching Clark how to box is really intriguing because why does a super strength person need to learn how to fight properly?

Finally, Ellison found a dead groundhog in his backyard. He mailed it to his publisher. Fourth class. Took weeks to get there. According to his editor, the building needed to be cleared. They pulped the run of his works with the cigarette ads the next day.

Back in that time, COD deliveries were accepted without payment at the post office. Ellison started to mail them bricks. Hundreds of bricks from his home in California to his publisher in NYC. Still, TTFI.

My favourite of these was Harlen Ellison. He had a deal that cigarette ads couldn't be added to his books (ads in books was a thing at one point). He found an edition with ads and told them to junk the run. He was told to forget it. He sent letter after letter to the TTFI result.

I'm an X-Men fan and his run was what influenced the Len Wein/Dave Cockrum relaunch in GSXM #1 the most. And he was the definitive Batman from the 70s/80s, completely rehabilitating villains like the Joker and Penguin into serious threats.

Hey, 'The Things' was a masterpiece of modern cinema!

I met him at ComicCon in 2006 and he was amazing, but these days he's pretty... complicated.