Choose Your Own Adventure books were a HUGE part of my childhood, eventually leading to a deep obsession with TSR EverQuest single person RPGs

It always startles me when I remember that Hal was Parallax for only a couple of years. In my mind he's the "road to hell/good intentions" big bad that loomed over most of the 90s

Happy Superman Day (a day late)!

My love of Superman began with George Reeves in TV's Adventures of Superman and comics written by Superman co-creator Jerry Siegel, Otto Binder, and Edmond Hamilton (among others) and illustrated by Curt Swan, Wayne Boring, Kurt Schaffenberger, and Al Plastino.

Superman, in my view, represents the best in all of us. It's not his powers that matter—it's his decency, his compassion and, yes, his innate charm. It's as if, back in 1938, our collective unconscious created the hero we needed.

We need him now more than ever.

The Man of Tomorrow by #DanJurgens and Brett Breeding

#Superman #ReignOfTheSupermen

Action Comics #1055 textless cover by #SebastianFiumara

#Superman #ReignOfTheSupermen

Happy Superman day, from Superman’s pal Bibbo!

Happy #SupermanDay!

Lois Lane leaning on her desk, coffee in hand, papers flying about while she stands un-phased in the choas.

My variant cover for ACTION COMICS #1100!!!

This is one of my all time favorite covers.

I made it quite a while ago, not sure when it was coming out. I was thrilled and honored when I learned it was going to be released on this landmark issue of Action Comics! Whooo!

#DCComics

Okay this is really cool. Even though I don't have much use for Hal Jordan now, I really enjoyed the early 2010s Green Lantern series, at the time, and it's nice to see Aya in the main continuity

Green Lantern #24 - June 2025

"No. YOU move"

News used to be better

A shoulder bag featuring Superman flying through the sky, giant SFX reading ZAP! at the bottom

The inside of a Superman shoulder bag, logos and SFX covering the front and sides

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Oh wow! I had those Superman sheets as a kid

Dropping on Saturday...the 2nd Annual It All Comes Back to Superman Superman Day Special!

I talk about Superman #1. A lot of them.

every superhero movie should run with a PSA about how all the cool shit they’re about to see is based on the work of freelancers unsupported by the companies that have exploited their work for decades

Wow! I remember watching Orbots, but I did not remember the animation being that awesome

Justice Society of America #10 cover by #AlexRoss

#JSA #Superman #KingdomCome

Between writing Wally's solo title, and using Kyle, Conner, and now Zauriel in Green Lantern, Jeremy Adams is clearly a 90s DC fan after my own heart

This is a fun way to bring back Dan Garrett (the original Blue Beetle) while recycling a name that's gone unused for almost 40 years

Kyle and Conner teaming up makes my 90s heart very happy

Green Lantern #22 - April 2025

I stuck with the original series up until they revealed that he switched bodies with constructs in a space station, and STILL never revealed what he looked like under the helmet, though I still had a fondness for the character

When I was 15 I constantly used to (poorly) draw my own superhero concepts, usually with a full face helmet, a wrist mounted claw, a simple body design, and a "adjective+noun" name. When Darkhawk first debuted I was like "HAS MARVEL BEEN SPYING ON MY DRAWING NOTEBOOK???!!"

Light as a feather
Stiff as a board

Awesome!

Now issue a repaint with the Captain Britain armor

Huh. Well that sounds like a good compromise on paper. I hope it works

I've read rumors that DC is going to de-age Jon back to a kid. I have mixed feelings about that. On one hand, his stories as a kid were more fun (IMO of course), but on the other hand representation matters

Anyway, Superman: Hero For All is really good

The Wilford figure should come as a two pack with a figure of Norris from Carpenter's The Thing

(if you know, you know)

Oh dang!

So now Superman throwing the Eradicator device into the Sun WAS what caused the solar radiation spike that was partly responsible for the Excalibur crew's mutation!

I'm REALLY enjoying the Superman: Hero For All Treasury overall, but my favorite thing might be Hank Henshaw being back in an approximation of the classic/modern Superman suit