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A Series of Images Wherein I Review a Comic : Hulk #6

Let's do this thing!

This review thing!

I'm not innocent, in my defense..

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You're trying to pull me back..

I think putting the quotation marks around the word actors would be more accurate.

Every other day is a kick in the shins..

This dude has the baller-est library ever.

I did it again last night..

Circa 2002-03

Those of you who've known me long enough (or have been coming around this particular part of the internet long enough) will know I'll always have a special place for this guy (Butch Walker if you're not familiar), but I think this guy has basically got him pegged cold.

There's serious metal fatigue..

I just draw Superman a lot, I guess.

I got some people sayin'...

Thomas and Say It Backwards are back!

What'cha want?

This is it.

This is the one I've been waiting to bid on in the big Save the Superman house ebay auctions.

I guess what I'm trying to say is please, please don't outbid me on this.

The other thing I guess I'm trying to say is if the bidding for this thing starts getting out of hand, I'm going to start begging to borrow money.

Just wanted to give you some warning.

I wore a jumpsuit..

I've always been against goofy ringtones and whatnot, but for some reason I've had it stuck in my head lately that I want, nay, need to download a song to be the ringtone for my cellular phone.

Why is this?

What do you make of this?

If you havin' girl problems, I feel bad for you son..

I got 99 problems, but havin' nine-hundred and ninety-nine dollars ain't one.

So who wants to help me buy one of these?

To the top of the pops..

Look, I'll do real content when I feel like it, the thing I want to say now is that I cannot wait for this cartoon.

You were at his house..

April is basically awesome at coloring.

Go check it out.

You maybe can't imagine..

From Benjamin Birdie via CBR : Morrison and Quitely told what is in many ways the ultimate Superman story. It shows us what he stands for in every moral degree. It shows us the world he fights for in every level of detail. It is an exacting, inspiring, and poignant accomplishment in the realm of Superhero comics. Almost fable-like in its directness and simplicity at times, but as emotionally in depth as any contemporary work of literary fiction. “All Star Superman” is, in its primary intent, “just” a Superhero comic. But like its subject, it has landed in a medium not completely prepared for how remarkable it could be, and thus has irrevocably changed it for the better.