Well, the year will be over in a couple of hours. I think it is time for me to reflect on my work this year.

Haven't made many 5-panels this year, partly because I've been focusing on writing blogs. But here are the five I'm proud of.

“Duck Avenger: Second Draft” in 5 panels

Not funny as such, but I like to point out the bizarrenes of the stuff I like to read. Most of my 5-panels are based on stuff I actually LIKE.

But I will be the first to admit that it is downright STRANGE how dark this story is about what it means to be independent. Since, you know... DONALD DUCK is the main character!

Alan Moore comics in 5 panels

This year has been one where I looked at some of the classics in my bookshelf and realized that if they had been written today... well...

Alan Moore is an example of an old-school writer who has done tons for the industry. But it does not change that they way he writes women is very outdated. Sure, Silk Spectre was feminist... for her time. But she doesn't contribute much to the story besides being the "woman".

But that was long ago, I think we should give Moore a break. However...

Geoff Johns comics in 5 panels(?)

Johns wrote in the 90s. What is HIS excuse to be lowkey sexist?

Not saying he IS. Just that he unfortunately uses female stereotypes over and over and over AGAIN!

The fact that he gave Power Girl her old costume back is one thing. But the fact that he tries to JUSTIFY it by making a REALLY weird trauma reason is just insulting.

Spawn.

This one I made yesterday, JUST in time for making it to the list.

It is strange how something soooo cool can be soooo dumb once you stop being baffled by the cool-ness and think about it.

Showcase issue 17.

This one, I barely had to do anything. I just let it do the work itself.

It's odd that no one but me has pointed this out how inconsistent Adam's origin is... but that might have something to do with not many caring about him.