My working theory is that someone whiffed by making the invading space army "interesting" only because they're bigger and tougher than everyone else. They really will never be seen again. Spoilers, but the arc of making Scott the All-Father builds on Tom King's book in a rich and satisfying way.

I've not read that one.

After finishing the book, I honestly find it hard to care. So much build up, so much nothing.

My typing skills are even worse than usual today. Thanks for deciphering and happy Thanksgiving.

I'm thinking of the Ram V series that ended last week. It was slow interested in the new incarnation or whatever it is of Darkseid. I'm not reading KO, so you're my only source for news:)

I read New Hods #12 today. Were you following it?

I think Eyeless in Gaza also had a striking, surreal cover.

I like it. I think the black background on both is really striking, and I can't think of a lot of other books with a black backdrop, but maybe that's historical amnesia.

I had the copy with this cover in high school. Very weird.

As someone who grew up in Worcester, trust me that not seeing this statue with the water turned on means you can't see the whole picture.

Love the Damon and Naomi cover of Cheese and Onions.

Is it wrong to ask that you and Chris Cantwell do this story next?

To be fair, Superf*ckers has more laughs per page than most team books.

The suit coat and the bulk of the later version really works.