Ah, thanks!

I am fascinated by these attempts to reduce decades of complex comics continuity into a single splash and two sentences of text. Here's the Carol Danvers entry. I don't recognize her one costume, the one in the lower lefthand corner, with what looks like shoulder pads and...are those pouches...?

SPIDER-MAN: OCTO-GIRL Vol. 2 includes an eight-page "mini-comic" primer on the characters in the movie THE MARVELS by creators Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court. I only know who, like, three of these guys are...although I suspect I've read comics featuring some of the others (Like the Skrull Cap).

Thanks for the link. Looks like not getting a Kelley Jones Hangman comic is yet one more thing to be mad at Focus on the Family about...

What are the chances that Archie Comics still has that in a drawer somewhere…? I would read the hell out of a Len Wein/Kelley Jones HANGMAN from the late 1980s…

And you might be thinking that an omnibus collection is cool and all, but it can’t replace the single issues. After all, some of those had glow-in-the-dark covers.

Well the omnibus has a glow-in-the-dark cover as well. And a glow-in-the-dark back cover. And even a glow-in-the-dark spine.

And so big…! Here it is with last month’s SWAMP THING BY LEN WEIN AND KELLEY JONES collection and JUSTICE LEAGUE UNLIMITED Vol. 1 (a standard-sized super-comic trade), for comparison’s sake.

Thanks for solving that mystery! I'll email Wonkette and ask if they can change it out; they seem like reasonable people. (And for what it's worth, it's a great drawing; Immediately and effectively communicating a classic Schulz scenario, but in your own distinct style.)

(BTW, do you guys recognize the art or the signature of that Lucy and Charlie Brown image Wonkette used to illustrate their piece on the shutdown cave? It's obviously not a Schulz drawing...)