Another WonderCon under my belt!
Hello there! My website has been down, otherwise I would have posted about this much sooner, but I’m glad to […]
Tag: dc comics
In the Age of Trumpism, Superman was the hero I needed
Something happened over the past four years, and I didn’t even realize it was happening until very recently; Superman became […]
Happy Library Card Sign-Up Month, folks!
Today was the first day of Library Card Sign-Up Month 2020, and, just like most days in 2020 so far, […]
Horror legend John Carpenter takes on the Clown Prince of Crime
I have to be honest. I’m bored with the Joker. Seriously, Batman has, hands down, the best rogues gallery in […]
It’s a Mad, Mad World…or it was.
It’s been a big week in the comics world with announcements of the ends of two influential works. Okay, so […]
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The Question #1 (February, 1987) – autographed
What’s Inside: Vic Sage, the Hub City journalist who leads a double life as the vigilante known as The Question, […]
Batman / Punisher (June, 1994) – autographed
What’s Inside: Jean-Paul Valley, the new Batman who is even more schizo than the last Batman, is suffering from terrible […]
Harley Quinn #37 (December, 2003)
What’s Inside: Harley is in possession of something valuable. All she has to do is cash it in. This valuable […]
About Me
A ravenous reader with a burning love for pop culture and balloon twisting, I write about comics, libraries, and comics in libraries. I have two master’s degrees, one in Library and Information Science from Kent State University and the other in English from Ohio Dominican University. I now work as a collection development manager for a public library, and I am the Graphic Novel Selector for a library vendor. I live in Greater Cleveland with my husband, two dogs, a cat, and pet rats.