"Your puny little life has run its course! Now…die!"
So, what new arrival was Mike most excited about this week, you may be asking?


Something else I would have liked in this book is extra editorial content, perhaps with publication, artist, and other historical information about these stories and the comics they come from, but perhaps I’m a bit spoiled by the precedent set by New England Comics’ Tales Too Terrible to Tell. The lack of this material, however, doesn’t diminish the fun. Some additional amusing touches include the cover image being shot from an actual, “distressed” cover of an issue of Witchcraft (complete with a missing piece at the bottom edge of the cover), and a period Charles Atlas ad on the back cover.
Plus, you get to see that Joss Whedon was beaten to the punch by about fifty years:

In other news:
Mark posted this at BeaucoupKevin’s forum, and I was so flabbergasted that I had to share it here with you, too:

(original here)
Oh my goodness gracious. I thought that guy I once saw with a bloody-“S” “Death of Superman” tattoo was something else. I clearly had no idea.
If you’d like to see what cover would be tattooed on my back…please, enjoy.
[…] I hope I see one of those “bloody” Lantern insignias tattooed on someone’s arm twenty years later, like I did with the Superman bloody-S tattoo. […]