Burn at the Man-Thing's Touch!

 

 

Artwork by Mignola. Colors by me.
 

Great Comics of the Recent Past: The Human Target

Without a doubt, this is my favorite comic of the last five years. The writing by Tom King and the art by Greg Smallwood compliment each other perfectly in this extremely stylish, somewhat noir-ish tale involving Christopher Chance and the DeMatteis/Giffen/Maguire Justice League. That may not sound like a gripping story on the surface but, trust me, it's so much better than it sounds. 

Without giving too much away, the story revolves around the evolving relationship between Chance and Ice with each issue spotlighting a different member of the Justice League - some more seriously than others, which gives the series a nice variety.

If you haven't read it, please give it a chance (Get it? "chance/Chance"? No? Oh well...)  I guarantee you'll be glad you did. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gone But Not Forgotten

Dogfish was one of the really great bands of the 80s and early 90s. Formed in the wilds of northern Indiana in 1982, they regularly played to sold-out crowds all across the Midwest. If you ever saw them live, you know their shows were fun and full of energy. Their self-titled debut is still one of the most sought-after, and hard-to-find, items out there.

 

Another Place I Would Like To Live

 

 

Living After Mid-Nite

 

 Artwork by Steve Rude. Coloring by me.

Let's Go Swimming

  

 

Color Me Monochromatic

 Artwork by Dave Gibbons. Coloring by me.