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Really a major loss. One of the best comic book artists ever. He was scheduled to be at Big Wow Comicfest in San Jose this weekend, and I was hoping to shake his hand and simply thank him for the decades of enjoyment he'd given to so many of us. This is the stuff I grew up with, and his versions of the Hulk and Antman will always be my favorites.

Great current comedy shows: It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Modern Family.

I really love the podcast, but if Corey could keep his faux gasping to maybe just a couple times per episode, I'd like it a lot better.

The zombie attack on the barn was NOT a dream.

I actually enjoyed the chat about Illinois roads, not that it needs to be a regular thing. I remember my family mentioning Wolfe Road a lot whenever we went to Illinois. Seems like we always had to take Wolfe Road whenever we went anywhere.

I really questioned the prison cells in the lab situation when they put "Peek-A-Boo" in one. She doesn't even seem especially dangerous, and she doesn't react in a way that I would at the prospect of being locked away in this cell with seemingly nothing in it. I'd be freaking out! It's my only problem with the show, which I'm otherwise really loving. The scene at the end with Barry and his dad brought tears to my eyes.

I'm a Pulido fan, as well, and sorry to see She-Hulk being cancelled. Perhaps it was the horrible cover art that didn't inspire people to even take a look at it.

A new artist would be nice. Lee Weeks maybe. He does a great Spider-Man. Ramos' art is a little too goofy.

I really like the art on this issue. It definitely made me think of Chris Burnham. What's he doing these days? It seems like he disappeared after Batman, Inc. ended.

On the question of changes in comics that kinda sucked -- what DC did to basically all the Charlton characters, especially the Question. Also, the redesigned Creeper.