“About Ten Paragraphs In It Notes In Passing That Of The More Than 45 People The Reporters Spoke To

At their core, these people are bullies. The cruelty is the point.

I own this issue.

Now that David Letterman is retiring, perhaps he can score a role in the next Avengers movie.

They Live (4/4) Roddy Piper's Alien Glasses (1988)

Clip from They Live, out 11/6/12 from Shout! Factory. Buy the Blu-ray: http://www.shoutfactory.com/?q=node/215658 Buy the DVD: http://www.shoutfactory.com/?q...

A legend has left us.

Famed Disney Imagineer Yale Gracey with his ghostly special effects creations, including the most famous in Haunted Mansion lore, the Hatbox Ghost.

“What we’re witnessing online during and in the aftermath of these hurricanes is a group of people desperate to protect the dark, fictitious world they’ve built. Rather than deal with the realities of a warming planet hurling once-in-a-generation storms at them every few weeks, they’d rather malign and threaten meteorologists, who, in their minds, are “nothing but a trained subversive liar programmed to spew stupid shit to support the global warming bullshit,” as one X user put it. It is a strategy designed to silence voices of reason, because those voices threaten to expose the cracks in their current worldview. But their efforts are doomed, futile. As one dispirited meteorologist wrote on X this week, “Murdering meteorologists won’t stop hurricanes.” She followed with: “I can’t believe I just had to type that.” What is clear is that a new framework is needed to describe this fracturing. Misinformation is too technical, too freighted, and, after almost a decade of Trump, too political. Nor does it explain what is really happening, which is nothing less than a cultural assault on any person or institution that operates in reality. If you are a weatherperson, you’re a target. The same goes for journalists, election workers, scientists, doctors, and first responders. These jobs are different, but the thing they share is that they all must attend to and describe the world as it is. This makes them dangerous to people who cannot abide by the agonizing constraints of reality, as well as those who have financial and political interests in keeping up the charade.”

— I’m Running Out of Ways to Explain How Bad This Is - The Atlantic

Dial H for HERO was a great mid 80′s back up feature in a lot of Superboy comics, this series was fun for me.  I don’t remember how long I kept up with it though. Most likely because 03 to 05 was an utter shit show in my life and kind of PTSD.

H-E-R-O #1, April 2003, cover by John Van Fleet