TV’s D. Morris

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Contributor to Eisner Award winning The Beat and KComics Beat. Halloween franchise apologist. Paddington enthusiast. Watches movies. Reads comics. Eternal Red Sox fan. Quietly Queer. Anti-AI https://linktr.ee/d_morris

The only joy I’ve ever had watching anything by Eli Roth is hearing the scathing commentary from my wife, who is from the South Shore of Massachusetts, on the geographical and cultural inaccuracies present in Roth’s Thanksgiving.

Picked up the final issue of Swamp Thing ‘89 yesterday and it’s a bittersweet moment. Incredible that this story finally reached its conclusion. A little sad it was so brief. Four of some truly excellent comics made here.

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Gun to my head, my top ten albums of the sixties 10. The Who - Tommy 9. Can - Monster Movie 8. Sly and the Family Stone - Stand! 7. Johnny Cash - At Folsom Prison 6. The Beach Boys - Pet Sounds

Okay, had a night to sleep on it but I loved every gory minute of Evil Dead Burn. Vicious and nasty but with a bilious and dark sense of humor bubbling underneath. It won’t be for everyone but then neither was the original.

OPINION: The Case for Reformatted Print Comics to Vertical Scroll Comics Not every print comic survives the formatting to vertical scroll, but when done well, it can make superhero stories feel just as engaging and accessible as any native vertical comic.

OPINION: The Case for Reformatted Print Comics to Vertical Scroll Comics

Not every print comic survives the formatting to vertical scroll, but when done well, it can make superhero stories feel just as engaging and accessible as any native vertical comic.

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