
This is me and our dog Tess at Christmas, and I’m sporting my newest t-shirt. Like Luke Cage I am a hero, but I am not for hire.

This is me and our dog Tess at Christmas, and I’m sporting my newest t-shirt. Like Luke Cage I am a hero, but I am not for hire.
Superman is hunting down Lois Lane as he believes Lex Luthor has planted a detonator on her, and now Jimmy Olsen is getting in on the action too! First he has to get out of the Daily Planet building!
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This is an incredible (Get it? Bwahahahahaha!) splash from Dale Keown. The early 1990s was a golden age for Hulk fans, with Keown on art and Peter David writing. That’s a signature form David down the bottom there, which I picked up when he was at a con in Glasgow around that time. The page is from Incredible Hulk #391.

It’s not really surprising that Sue doesn’t voice an objection and keeps quiet, is it now? After all, she knows her place is at home with the baby while the boys run off and fight some super-villains.
It sucks being Sue Storm.


I’m sure Batman must carry some lubrication in his utility belt.

Look at this beauty by Frank Miller. It’s from the back cover of Spider-Man and Daredevil.
Welcome to Breaking The Fourth Wall, another new feature on the blog. In case you’re not familiar with the concept, it’s to do with stuff like a character realising it’s fictional or removing the barrier between the reader and the fictional character. Anyway, you get the idea!
Here’s the first one, from Superman #9!


This is me and my mate Rab on an afternoon schwally at Glasgow’s West End festival a few years ago. By “festival” I mean sitting outside in the sun getting drunk. It’s a Steve Ditko Spidey t-shirt.
Superman believes Lex Luthor has planted a detonator on Lois Lane, and as usual the intrepid reporter has found herself in some serious trouble!
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Holy shit! Logan is fishing for a shark! John Romita Jr does the business in Wolverine #21. Words by Mark Millar. I remember reading an interview with JRJR at the time and he was saying how he went on the phone to his editor and was like: “He wants me to draw what?!?!“