IMAGE DELETED As promised, here is the panel from *The Brave and the Bold* #28, the very first Justice League of America adventure, that makes me cackle every time I read the story. Green Lantern destroys Starro the Conqueror, thereby saving the life of every human being on the planet. And what’s he concerned about? […]
Correction: In the preceding post, I meant to cite Showcase #22, the reintroduction of Green Lantern, n0t #28. (It was Brave & Bold #28 that contained the first appearance of the Justice League of America.)
Over the past few weeks while I’ve been sick, I’ve found myself oddly drawn back to “the old stuff” in comics. I’ve been rereading my crumbling paperback copy of *All in Color for a Dime*, for instance, and spending time perusing the *All Star Comics* Archive Editions — has DC published the final volume yet? […]
Haven’t posted for a couple of days, because the place has been in a bit of commotion. I’ll get back to daily posts as soon as I can. Nothing further to report on the new DC project. Nothing new to report on my health — fortunately. Mary and I hope to get together this weekend […]
A birthday or two ago, Mary gave me this card. I keep it tacked on the wall of my home office. IMAGE DELETED My sense of the possible has taken quite a battering over the last few weeks and months. Yesterday, though, I got word from DC concerning a new project we’ve been discussing off […]
Back in the Time of Purgation, I quoted a verse from a 1967 Rolling Stones song called “Sitting on a Fence”. There are two other verses, and one seems pertinent to the events of the past couple of days. The day can come when you get old and sick and tired of life. You just […]
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Almost decided to skip posting today. It’s been a grim, stressful one. At least the difficulties weren’t directly related to my health. All in all, a day not worth discussing, ergo — ’nuff said. Something more upbeat tomorrow.
As promised, here’s the interview material that didn’t make it into *Wizard* #164. The interviewer is writer Chris Lawrence. **Chris Lawrence:** How did *Hard Time* Vol. 2 come about? Was it a DC promotional idea, something you came up with, Dan DiDio’s notion…? **Steve Gerber:** *Hard Time* began its life under the DC Focus imprint. […]
Just a long day with few distinguishing features except a visit to the pulmonologist. In general, he says, I am getting better. But he went out of his way to caution me that the trek back to normal is going to be a long one. Weeks, maybe months. My lungs still aren’t processing oxygen the […]