Mike Sterling reports that pal Dorian is cut off from home and thus cannot blog. We hope for his safe return to blogging soon. And it's strange, but I have trouble thinking of him as just "Dorian" anymore. That "pal" always sneaks in. update: wow, before I even managed to post this, Pal Dorian "drove seven hours through insane traffic" just to update his blog. What dedication.
Four Color Meat & Fish has a very short review of Aquaman #26.
Speaking of Aquaman, there's one other problem with the character that I didn't mention in my post the other day. And it's a biggie, so I'm not sure how I forgot to include it. A hero is usually defined by his villains. Really nasty, convincingly horrible villains make for a better hero. Aquaman has... Ocean Master and Black Manta. Yawn. No one has yet made either one threatening enough to be considered a top tier villain. The only thing interesting about Manta on Super Friends was the voice modulation. Wearing a big clamshell on your head just doesn't make you a threat.
Polite Dissent gives us a handy guide to medical studies, namely when you can believe or trust a study reported in the news.
This is Johnny B's fault:
Please remember to enter my Bloggity Contest if you'd like a copy of Colonia: Islands and Anomolies by Jeff Nicholson OR a page of original artwork from the series. Just write a micro-essay (not as easy as it sounds!) of no more than 50 words on why/how comic books are good as educational materials and send it to emeraldtegan@comcast.net with a subject line of Bloggity Contest #1. The usage of "Biff!", "Pow!", "Bam!", or other sound effects will likely disqualify you from winning a prize.

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