It was one title where his "Back! Back to the way it was when first published, I say!" modus operandi REALLY suited the characters. He took them back to the emotional core of the Lee/Kirby days, with bonus smarts and agency for Sue.

And I still think his take on Doctor Doom was the definitive one.

with bonus smarts and agency for Sue.

His remake of Sue was definitely a high point not only for his run but for the character.

I really liked Sue! She seems like she's a pretty great strong female character for comics.

She seems like she's a pretty great strong female character for comics.

She didn't used to be. She was the wimpiest simp in the Marvel universe. But Byrne's remake of her was true to her roots and let her grow up and into her powers.

Alan Moore goes off again: [link]

If people do want to go out and buy these Watchmen prequels, they would be doing me an enormous favor if they would just stop buying my other books.

Lauren Faust, who does My Little Pony, is also doing shorts for DC Nation on Cartoon Network: [link]

So far the shorts have been very hit or miss (mostly miss) but that one looks entertaining.

T-Rex writes comics: [link]

Ugh, I just read Ghost World, and it made me almost physically ill. Enid and Becky are so fucking awful for no good reason at all, and I didn't see any point to any of it. The last two chapters could have saved the book, but I'd had it long before that point.

Enid and Becky are so fucking awful for no good reason at all, and I didn't see any point to any of it.

Heh. And here I am with two (count 'em!) Enid dolls in my living room.