Princess Diana dreams of the Man of Steel. That’s how writer-artist George Pérez opened his second volume of Wonder Woman in 1988. The nighttime fantasy comes in the wake of Diana’s first encounter and team-up with Superman, and makes a lot of sense. As the only Themysciran in Man’s World, and already being an exceptional member of her warrior people, there is a lot of common ground to be found in the isolated existences of the Last Son of Krypton and the princess-warrior...
Who cares about Lando Calrissian? I apologize to the fans, but that was my first thought upon seeing the character’s miniseries come up next in my trek through Star Wars comics. Don’t get me wrong, I have nothing against Lando, but in terms of arc and story, there just does not seem to be much left on the bone...
They say mankind cannot help but fear the unknown. To be scared of the dark may be innate, but I, along with numerous similar souls, maybe you, have always found myself as captivated with what goes bump in the night as I am afraid...
Taking Silly Stories Seriously
We have the monkeys. We have the typewriters. We just need time.
