Marc Singer
@theothermarcsinger.bsky.social
Not that one. Not that one, either. Writer and English professor at Howard University in Washington DC. Author of Breaking the Frames (2018) and Grant Morrison (2012).
Against all odds, Batman/Deadpool is a great love letter to all things weird and wonderful in DC and Marvel. It's also a great sequel to Grant Morrison's 100% in-continuity death in an old issue of Suicide Squad.
It's been a while since I enjoyed a Morrison comic this much. More please!
It's been a while since I enjoyed a Morrison comic this much. More please!
November 24, 2025 at 5:40 PM
Against all odds, Batman/Deadpool is a great love letter to all things weird and wonderful in DC and Marvel. It's also a great sequel to Grant Morrison's 100% in-continuity death in an old issue of Suicide Squad.
It's been a while since I enjoyed a Morrison comic this much. More please!
It's been a while since I enjoyed a Morrison comic this much. More please!
Portland 101st Anthropomorphic Infantry has arrived.
October 18, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Portland 101st Anthropomorphic Infantry has arrived.
One thing I love about my neighborhood--from pedestrians to drivers, we all fucking loathe Donald Trump.
October 18, 2025 at 7:24 PM
One thing I love about my neighborhood--from pedestrians to drivers, we all fucking loathe Donald Trump.
Came to this one late, but better late than never.
October 16, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Came to this one late, but better late than never.
Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenez's Batman #1 brings back one of my favorite parts of Frank Miller's Dark Knight, one that almost none of its poor imitations seized on: the media satire. The TV screens are back, and the captions are as barbed as ever.
("The new Lexcorp tactical bodice... for her.")
("The new Lexcorp tactical bodice... for her.")
October 2, 2025 at 1:02 PM
Matt Fraction and Jorge Jimenez's Batman #1 brings back one of my favorite parts of Frank Miller's Dark Knight, one that almost none of its poor imitations seized on: the media satire. The TV screens are back, and the captions are as barbed as ever.
("The new Lexcorp tactical bodice... for her.")
("The new Lexcorp tactical bodice... for her.")
On the other hand... this passage perfectly describes the benefits of reading literature and could not be further from describing so many of the people who study it.
But the academic humanities no longer prioritizes the benefits of reading literature.
But the academic humanities no longer prioritizes the benefits of reading literature.
September 29, 2025 at 12:04 PM
On the other hand... this passage perfectly describes the benefits of reading literature and could not be further from describing so many of the people who study it.
But the academic humanities no longer prioritizes the benefits of reading literature.
But the academic humanities no longer prioritizes the benefits of reading literature.
If you see this post a DC comic cover you love.
July 20, 2025 at 1:54 AM
If you see this post a DC comic cover you love.
Movie you’ve seen more than six times, no Star Wars or Trek or LOTR.
April 27, 2025 at 1:18 PM
Movie you’ve seen more than six times, no Star Wars or Trek or LOTR.
