Doc Beechler

In 2012, I went to a screening of The Wrath of Kahn and Q&A with Walter Koenig to celebrate his Walk of Fame star. He talked about the illegal scams he ran to fund his early acting days in NYC. Like staging an accident at a building under construction. Way past the statute of limitations, he said.

Bluesky has four types of posters

Rarely a week goes by without me saying “meee-yah!” like Mr. Chekov getting a creature in his ear from Khan. May he rest well and return the galaxy and its wonders.

My heart is heavy. Walter Koenig, our Ensign Pavel Chekov, passed away early today. Walter and I met on the bridge of the Enterprise in the 1960s, and we stayed friends for nearly six decades. When Brad and I married in 2008, Walter stood beside us as our best man.

I was on Bourbon Street under a full moon last night and, sadly, am not a vampire or werewolf today.

I’d love to know who this fiery, patriotic young woman is, so I could follow her social media or Substack. This is EXACTLY how the fuck we should all be feeling about the corrupt, criminal regime that’s infested the White House. This shit has to end. And people like this woman will lead the way.

Last night in New Orleans - Simon & Kirby forever

So, I’m reading this Star Trek book from 1988 and, not realizing that Kirk’s mother’s name is Winona, I thought this was some weird future message from 2009

Show me a comic book page you love, no explanation needed.

Share a movie that immediately puts you in a good mood!

WILDWOOD is a classic film. You will watch it every year in the autumn for the rest of your hell damn ass life. It will enrich you. It will feed you. That movie with the prankster will win Oscars and disappear. It will Crash. It will Life is Beautiful. It will The Artist.

Hang it in the Louvre

Students at Cornell put up these signs around campus. This is what I mean by society is who has to change the definition of justice.

I have read comics my entire life, and they have never been better, broader, more inventive, more accessible, and from more diverse creators.

Carol has been around longer than three of these guys Art by Pepe Larraz

An unpublished Barry Windsor Smith cover for Tomb of Dracula

Tatooine: a warm, harsh environment. A fascist government. AI with bad motivations. Yet, from that blossoms the seed of rebellion. Hmmmmm.

These two goofs - Paul Smith and Chris Claremont - created some of my favorite comics

Rogue and Liz Braddock at the Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters 25 year reunion

Art by Chris Samnee

Periodic reminder that the D&D movie was ery good, and that it got reviewed, in one case, by someone who knew what a rust monster is, and that displacer beasts are lousy against intelligence saving throws. www.npr.org/2023/03/31/1...

October 21 is Icon Princess Day. Wonder Woman debuted on October 21, 1941 Carrie Fisher followed exactly 15 years later on October 21, 1956

Art by Phil Noto

@delilahsdawson.bsky.social Happy birthday!

Justina Ireland being in the Carrie writers room makes me think that having a mysterious character do a very Last Jedi thing while referencing Jedi can’t be accidental

OK, I’m only two episodes into Carrie but…is there a whole Xavier’s School for Kids with the Shining subplot going on?

Favorite TV duos of my childhood

Beautiful X-Men art by Mau Mora

Mirror Universe Picard

I know Joe Kelly isn’t everyone’s cup of tea but this storyline about May’s lost son and his plan to cut Peter out of her life is really good Spidey soap opera stuff. Add in MJ, Norman, and Wanda as confidants and it becomes great Marvel comics

When AI creates real products

#4 favorite comics Black Widow (the far too short run) by Kelly Thompson, Elena Casagrande, and others Hawkeye: My Life as a Weapon by Matt Fraction, David Aja, and others Superman: The Kryptonite Spectrum by W. Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo, and others Three Rocks by Bill Griffith