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This brought me so much joy and had the weird quirkiness that I was hoping from books like HitchHikers Guide to the Galaxy. The dolphins were freaking hilarious and honestly were a highlight for me in the book. I loved the weird turn of events with the ending and even shed a tear on the last page. I‘m becoming more and more impressed with this author and look forward to exploring more of their work.

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#Choose20 comics that stayed with you or influenced you. One comic a day, in no particular order. No explanations, no reviews. Just covers. Day2

While it was interesting to explore the origins of DC Comics' New Gods, this was a long read. In addition to the general tell-don't-show style of older comics, many of the original issues were oversized 52-page books. The cliffhanger left by obvious cancellation is disappointing. Some of the character designs are extremely silly. Still, the imagination on display is amazing, and there is interesting ground work laid for future DC storylines.

An interesting post apocalyptic super hero series simpler to the boys, where super heroes aren‘t pure hatred protecters, but cold hearted tyrants. Is much less instance then the boy but it you enjoy the idea of morally questionable heroes this is a good one to check out.

One of the sillier moments from a pretty serious book. If you enjoyed the philosophy in “The Good Place,“ you'll love this. (If you can find it. 🙁 ) A young invincible superhero struggles with her desire to do good in the world.

“Excelsior!”

Who Is Stan Lee? by Geoff Edgers celebrates the life of the Marvel Comics legend who created iconic superheroes like Spider-Man and the Avengers. With fun illustrations and engaging storytelling, it explores Stan‘s journey from dreamer to cultural icon. This inspiring book highlights creativity, perseverance, and imagination, perfect for comic fans and aspiring creators of all ages!

Who Is Stan Lee? by Geoff Edgers is a lively, engaging biography exploring the life of the Marvel Comics legend. With vibrant cartoon-style illustrations and accessible content, it delves into Stan's creative journey, collaborations, and impact on pop culture. The book highlights resilience, teamwork, and the power of imagination, inspiring readers to embrace creativity and perseverance.

I love this! Cass (one of the Batgirls) has been reading the classics, and the store owner warns her that Poe “can be pretty scary.”

“Narwhals are the unicorns of the sea”