I have always thought he had a slow bat. So did Andres Gimemez, for what it’s worth.

I just pre-ordered it!

It’s mind blowing now! When I was in college I found a collection of Flash Gordon strips - maybe from Kitchen Sink Press? - and I became obsessed with his figures work and flowing brush lines.

I think he may push Kyle Manzardo right out of the lineup as the weather gets warmer.

Theodore Sturgeon absolutely wrote some of the best fiction of the 20th Century working inside - and often stretching - genre borders.

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You posted one of these a few months ago, and I tried it and now I’m hooked! At least, I think it was you! It’s a really fun puzzle! 😊

Batman #56 (1949). The cover reads, “In this issue: The dynamic duo in a swashbuckling South American Adventure- ‘Ride, Bat-Hombre, Ride!’” Batman and Robin are both riding horses and Batman is wearing a thick red and yellow sash over his costume. Several beautiful women are looking on.

Cover by Dick Sprang and Charles Paris.

I think this era of FF is underrated. It was before I became a regular reader but I always loved these issues when I found them in comic book stores.

I have gone through T-Mobile, so I don’t know if I an even use it until they send me the renewal code.

I’ve enjoyed this series, but it seems like all too often a given issue will have too much going on. I wish they could stop and focus on one story.

You know, I don’t find that hard to believe. They interviewed him first and he was always in the conversation.

The more I read about him and see what he’s doing, the more I like this hire. We won’t know for a while, but he seems like someone who should have had this opportunity sooner.

Interesting.

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I agree! If you can’t get the QB you want, fill as many other needs as possible!

The problem is if/when they fire him, you know it will some team’s “hit” OC or QB coach who has never been a head coach before, and we will see a slew of rookie coach mistakes, and probably all new assistant coaches too.
Unless they just promote Jim Schwartz, whose HC record is 29-51.

@ericafails.bsky.social The first two issues of Harley and Ivy Life & Crimes were amazing!

Your art - storytelling, drawing and coloring - is fun to look at and perfect for the story. Your dialogue and expressive anatomy made the characters come to life!

I can hardly wait for the third issue!

I saw something on social media somewhere (I don’t remember where) that at the end of the season, Berry would get promoted to president and the assistant GM Glenn Cook would take over. There is some sense to this, but it was still speculative. I don’t know if Jimmy Haslem even knows yet.

And you know what? Rocket Sanders didn’t look too bad today - I wish they had given him the ball even more after Judkins went out!

He played really well in the fist half. I’m cautiously becoming a fan. I think if he had a good team around him, it would make a big difference in his play.

Their WRs are so awful. It just cants overstated. They can’t get open. They can’t catch.

In 1999, at least they had Kevin Johnson.

Ouch. I knew it was bad when the TV people said they wouldn’t show it.

I’d kinda like to see Rocket Sanders too. He was quite good in college, and maybe could bring some more power to the mix.

He is a beast.

This team is so bad, I don’t think Otto Graham could win with this OL and these WRs.

It’s means he will play Shadeur when he is good and ready to.

That was quite possibly the worst goal line play calling I’ve ever seen. Should have been put all the big guys in and run it.

It’s having no offensive line AND crappy receivers in Cleveland. At least he has good receivers in Cincy.

We see why Denver traded him.

His play calling all too often falls into the “doing something stupid because no one will ever expect that” category.