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Started a little reread of NAILBITER by @joshuawilliamson.bsky.social, @mikeshenderson.bsky.social, & co. A compelling serial killer mystery that slowly unravels and gets more intense as it goes. If you like the genre this is a must read.
FANTASTIC FOUR vol. 3 by Jonathan Hickman, Neil Edwards, & co. The trick in making good FF is balancing big science ideas with great family dynamics. Sometimes folks are great at one and not the other and it just doesn't quite work. Hickman is the template for how to do it right.
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THE SMELL OF STARVING BOYS by Loo Hui Phang and Frederik Peeters. Frederik Peeters might be my favorite cartoonist working today so when I get a new book from him I save it for special occasions. As expected, this is one of the best comics I've read in years. Gorgeous, devastating, beautiful, weird.
I read SUPERMAN: FOR TOMORROW by Brian Azzarello, @jimlee.bsky.social, and co. I would read Jim Lee drawn anything. A phonebook, an ikea instruction manual, my own obituary. Thankfully here we get a wild Superman story which keeps you guessing the whole time. I never saw the end coming.
I read GRAFITY'S WALL from @therightram.bsky.social, Anand RK, @adityab.net, & co. A very early book from Ram that feels very different than what we expect now, but no less compelling. A great treatise on making art no matter what. And Anand's art is stunning. Thoroughly enjoyed this.