Top Shelf Friday time 🎉
What's a comic in your collection that you think deserves to be on that top shelf? Whether its a key, rare, or just one you love ❤️
The last issue I needed for the full run of Phantom Stranger (still need the Showcase issue though).
What's a comic in your collection that you think deserves to be on that top shelf? Whether its a key, rare, or just one you love ❤️
The last issue I needed for the full run of Phantom Stranger (still need the Showcase issue though).
January 23, 2026 at 7:08 PM
Top Shelf Friday time 🎉
What's a comic in your collection that you think deserves to be on that top shelf? Whether its a key, rare, or just one you love ❤️
The last issue I needed for the full run of Phantom Stranger (still need the Showcase issue though).
What's a comic in your collection that you think deserves to be on that top shelf? Whether its a key, rare, or just one you love ❤️
The last issue I needed for the full run of Phantom Stranger (still need the Showcase issue though).
This is great! Rush out and buy it now!
January 23, 2026 at 6:56 PM
This is great! Rush out and buy it now!
Reposted by Mark Reznicek
In solidarity with today's ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA blackout, MinnMax is donating $1 to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota for every share of this Bluesky post for the next hour.
January 23, 2026 at 4:01 PM
In solidarity with today's ICE OUT OF MINNESOTA blackout, MinnMax is donating $1 to the Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota for every share of this Bluesky post for the next hour.
Teen Titans no. 38 (April 1972) cover by Nick Cardy. See what happens when you let someone else enter a room before Robin? It’s not good. Teen Titans rule #1: Robin always goes first!
January 23, 2026 at 11:13 AM
Teen Titans no. 38 (April 1972) cover by Nick Cardy. See what happens when you let someone else enter a room before Robin? It’s not good. Teen Titans rule #1: Robin always goes first!
Teen Titans no. 37 (Feb 1972) cover by Nick Cardy. A slight horror element mixed with superheroes in peril = the recipe for this era of Titans. Even when falling to near-certain death, Robin always has to take the lead.
January 22, 2026 at 12:03 PM
Teen Titans no. 37 (Feb 1972) cover by Nick Cardy. A slight horror element mixed with superheroes in peril = the recipe for this era of Titans. Even when falling to near-certain death, Robin always has to take the lead.
Teen Titans no. 36 (Dec 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. The conclusion of the 2-parter begun last issue. In addition to the Superboy/Robin reprint advertised on the cover, there’s a short Aqualad story by Skeates and Aparo (!), and a Lilith origin backup story with gorgeous Cardy artwork. Another beauty.
January 21, 2026 at 11:59 AM
Teen Titans no. 36 (Dec 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. The conclusion of the 2-parter begun last issue. In addition to the Superboy/Robin reprint advertised on the cover, there’s a short Aqualad story by Skeates and Aparo (!), and a Lilith origin backup story with gorgeous Cardy artwork. Another beauty.
Teen Titans no. 35 (Oct 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. First of the “25c Bigger & Better” issues. Another horror themed cover (a beauty!) and another scene that doesn’t appear in the story inside. Continued next issue. Includes a Mal Duncan solo backup story plus Aqualad and Speedy reprints.
January 20, 2026 at 12:07 PM
Teen Titans no. 35 (Oct 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. First of the “25c Bigger & Better” issues. Another horror themed cover (a beauty!) and another scene that doesn’t appear in the story inside. Continued next issue. Includes a Mal Duncan solo backup story plus Aqualad and Speedy reprints.
Teen Titans no. 34 (Aug 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. The horror-influenced covers continue on this final 15 cent issue. Gothic horror was in the air, and the Titans fell under its spell 😉. It should go without saying, but it’s another gorgeous Cardy cover.
January 19, 2026 at 4:01 PM
Teen Titans no. 34 (Aug 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. The horror-influenced covers continue on this final 15 cent issue. Gothic horror was in the air, and the Titans fell under its spell 😉. It should go without saying, but it’s another gorgeous Cardy cover.
Teen Titans no. 33 (June 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. Kid Flash and Mal Duncan return from a time travel romp with a Neanderthal teen in tow, Gnaark, first seen in the previous issue. They decide to help him assimilate to 20th century ways with the aid of Lilith’s mental powers. Nice “horror” cover.
January 18, 2026 at 12:04 PM
Teen Titans no. 33 (June 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. Kid Flash and Mal Duncan return from a time travel romp with a Neanderthal teen in tow, Gnaark, first seen in the previous issue. They decide to help him assimilate to 20th century ways with the aid of Lilith’s mental powers. Nice “horror” cover.
Just read all 14 issues of Xenozoic Tales for the first time in decades. It’s literally some of the best comic book art ever put on the page! Too beautiful to even accurately describe. And the story is great too. Thirty years since the most recent issue 😢. Would be great if Schultz would do more 🙏🏻
January 17, 2026 at 7:51 PM
Just read all 14 issues of Xenozoic Tales for the first time in decades. It’s literally some of the best comic book art ever put on the page! Too beautiful to even accurately describe. And the story is great too. Thirty years since the most recent issue 😢. Would be great if Schultz would do more 🙏🏻
I saw Mavis Staples at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas last night. 86 years old and still going strong! Her band and backing singers were killer, too.
January 17, 2026 at 5:36 PM
I saw Mavis Staples at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas last night. 86 years old and still going strong! Her band and backing singers were killer, too.
Comments like this earn an instant block. See ya later, guy with one follower. GFY
January 17, 2026 at 2:12 PM
Comments like this earn an instant block. See ya later, guy with one follower. GFY
Teen Titans no. 32 (Apr 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. Love this cover! The gray, misty, foggy background makes the brightly colored foreground really pop. And that dragon is really cool. Nick Cardy was the maestro!
January 17, 2026 at 1:05 PM
Teen Titans no. 32 (Apr 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. Love this cover! The gray, misty, foggy background makes the brightly colored foreground really pop. And that dragon is really cool. Nick Cardy was the maestro!
Teen Titans no. 31 (Feb 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. In the age of “relevant” comics stories, if you had a teen hero, you’d also have to do a campus riot story. Here’s the Titans’ entry in the genre. Also includes a Hawk & Dove backup, who were kind of in the first wave of “relevant” comics.
January 16, 2026 at 12:10 PM
Teen Titans no. 31 (Feb 1971) cover by Nick Cardy. In the age of “relevant” comics stories, if you had a teen hero, you’d also have to do a campus riot story. Here’s the Titans’ entry in the genre. Also includes a Hawk & Dove backup, who were kind of in the first wave of “relevant” comics.
Teen Titans 30 (Dec 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. The cover actually illustrates the backup story, in which Aqualad and his main squeeze Aquagirl go to a Woodstock type rock concert and, of course, hijinks ensue. Very nice, dark & moody cover.
January 15, 2026 at 12:40 PM
Teen Titans 30 (Dec 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. The cover actually illustrates the backup story, in which Aqualad and his main squeeze Aquagirl go to a Woodstock type rock concert and, of course, hijinks ensue. Very nice, dark & moody cover.
I like this cover!
January 14, 2026 at 8:18 PM
I like this cover!
Reposted by Mark Reznicek
I just came across the splash page of Frank Robbins' first Captain America (#182) and noticed that the inking credit is different to the printed version. The issue certainly looks like a Frank Giacoia inking job to me, not Joe Giella... 1/2
#comics
#comics
January 14, 2026 at 7:01 PM
I just came across the splash page of Frank Robbins' first Captain America (#182) and noticed that the inking credit is different to the printed version. The issue certainly looks like a Frank Giacoia inking job to me, not Joe Giella... 1/2
#comics
#comics
Reposted by Mark Reznicek
Created, edited, written, and drawn by Jack Kirby. Marv's contribution was a text piece in the back of the book. : )
January 14, 2026 at 3:06 PM
Created, edited, written, and drawn by Jack Kirby. Marv's contribution was a text piece in the back of the book. : )
Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness.
January 14, 2026 at 1:40 PM
Stop scrolling and post two characters who bring you happiness.
I just love waking up and having to clean up cat puke first thing in the morning. Just kidding. In fact, I don’t love waking up and having to clean up cat puke first thing in the morning.
January 14, 2026 at 1:32 PM
I just love waking up and having to clean up cat puke first thing in the morning. Just kidding. In fact, I don’t love waking up and having to clean up cat puke first thing in the morning.
Teen Titans no. 29 (Oct 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. In his second issue as writer, Steve Skeates continues to spotlight characters from his Aquaman run, as Hawk & Dove go up against Ocean Master (Aquaman’s brother… but you knew that, didn’t you?).
January 14, 2026 at 11:53 AM
Teen Titans no. 29 (Oct 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. In his second issue as writer, Steve Skeates continues to spotlight characters from his Aquaman run, as Hawk & Dove go up against Ocean Master (Aquaman’s brother… but you knew that, didn’t you?).
Reposted by Mark Reznicek
Batman, by the great Alex Toth, from 1992.
January 13, 2026 at 8:48 PM
Batman, by the great Alex Toth, from 1992.
Teen Titans no. 28 (Aug 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. Aqualad returns, and he’s angry! New writer Steve Skeates comes onboard, as well as new editor Dick Giordano. The teen angst gets amplified. (Rare Robert Plumlee autographed variant 😉)
January 13, 2026 at 11:49 AM
Teen Titans no. 28 (Aug 1970) cover by Nick Cardy. Aqualad returns, and he’s angry! New writer Steve Skeates comes onboard, as well as new editor Dick Giordano. The teen angst gets amplified. (Rare Robert Plumlee autographed variant 😉)
Love seeing Rodgers get knocked to the ground repeatedly
January 13, 2026 at 3:46 AM
Love seeing Rodgers get knocked to the ground repeatedly
Reposted by Mark Reznicek
What are some non-Marvel Godzilla comics people like?
I think the only ones I've actually read are The Half-Century War and Godzilla In Hell, both for the Stokoe art.
I think the only ones I've actually read are The Half-Century War and Godzilla In Hell, both for the Stokoe art.
Tonight’s reading, inspired by the film.
January 12, 2026 at 8:27 PM
What are some non-Marvel Godzilla comics people like?
I think the only ones I've actually read are The Half-Century War and Godzilla In Hell, both for the Stokoe art.
I think the only ones I've actually read are The Half-Century War and Godzilla In Hell, both for the Stokoe art.