Voltron: A Legend Forged #1
Devil’s Due (July, 2008)
WRITER: Josh Blaylock
LINE ARTIST: Mike Bear
COLOR ARTIST: Jean-Francois Beaulieu
SELECTED COVER ART: Tim Seeley & Jose Aviles
LETTERER: Crank!
DESIGN: Sean K. Dove
EDITOR: Mike O’Sullivan
Voltron: A Legend Forged #1
Devil’s Due (July, 2008)
WRITER: Josh Blaylock
LINE ARTIST: Mike Bear
COLOR ARTIST: Jean-Francois Beaulieu
SELECTED COVER ART: Tim Seeley & Jose Aviles
LETTERER: Crank!
DESIGN: Sean K. Dove
EDITOR: Mike O’Sullivan

One of the few positives of the New 52 was the return of the DC multiverse, rather than the multiverse-in-all-but-name Hypertime. But how does the map created by Grant Morrison work? YouTube poster Comic Drake takes a look at the Multiversity and how the map is set up.
Heroes For Hire #7
Marvel Comics (January, 1998)
“The Thunderbolts Take Over!”
WRITER: John Ostrander
PENCILER: Pascual Ferry
INKER: Jaime Mendoza
COLORIST: Joe Rosas
LETTERER: Jon Babcock
EDITOR: Mark Bernardo

The padding thus far has had mixed results. On the one hand, Owens, Benes, and even Grant get some extra character development. On the other the remaining characters could have been introduced like the movie did and now the General in charge is dragging his heels telling Grant what’s going on when he’s going to tell him anyway. Time is of the essence since a man is dying and they’re taking their sweet time. But this chapter should finally get everybody up to speed about the plot of the story.
Superman #61
DC Comics (November, 1991)
“Time And Time Again Again!”
WRITER/ARTIST: Dan Jurgens
FINISHED ART: Brett Breeding
COLORIST: Glenn Whitmore
LETTERER: John Costanza
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Dan Thorsland
EDITOR: Mike Carlin
After recording this one I’m unsure if I’ll be up to recording any more until I see the regular dentist for the follow-up. This little leftover bone spur keeps poking me in the tongue while I’m trying to discuss this topic and that’s not fun to talk with. That’s why this is short, plus I didn’t have much to say anyway.