Objectively, John Arcudi #ngl

Objectively, John Arcudi #ngl
SO many, but I’ve been so busy that I can’t stop to take pictures. #ngl
My favorite work by Jim Lee is not as an artist, but a creative director. I love his championing of DC Universe Infinite, and his push to get a wide variety of artists commissioned for beautiful variant covers. #ngl
Wow! Go fuck yourself #ngl
Cluemaster is a minor Riddler-like villain introduced in the 60s who has mainly stayed out of adaptive work, save for a strange take in the 2004 The Batman cartoon. Has an origin given to him in the 80s as a disgraced former gameshow host. Most notable as the father of Spoiler, Stephanie Brown. #ngl
I’m colorblind, so I’m not the best person to ask. But the coloring work on Absolute Martian Manhunter really blew me away, and I’m loving Cam Kennedy’s color work in his Boba Fett work as I revisit it. #ngl
Unless there’s something I’m overlooking, I don’t believe so. #ngl
Not that I know of. Templeton’s on another wavelength. #ngl
I don’t think they have. But also, all white superheroes with the same hair color look alike. #ngl
The Creeper’s #ngl
I was a BTAS kid, and the episodes where Robin showed up were comparatively kind of a drag. #ngl
I gave it a chance, but it wasn’t for me. Too dark. #ngl
The L-Block from Tetris #ngl
Renee #ngl
Perseverance under late stage capitalism #ngl
Have at it and I'll make sure to post my answers #ngl
Butch Matson, Jughead Jones, Chuck Quizmo, sans the skeleton, and Esper Quinn #ngl
Not as of now. There was a while in the 00s where the entire city of San Diego was underwater, but that was resolved following Infinite Crisis. #ngl
The Merlin story continued after the cancelation of JLD in backups of the main Justice League title, but you may have already known that. It hasn’t been revisited since Dark Crisis, which was the end of Justice League at the time altogether. One of those things that gets lost in the shuffle. #ngl