Always forget about #ShakeYourCLZ until someone else does it. I got Marvel Team-Up #57 (1977). Appropriate since MTU is my current read-through, since finishing Dazzler. I’m only up to #7, though.
My #shakeyourCLZ is this Alpha Flight issue, and I couldn’t decide if the cover’s a GSX1 homage cover or not.
Cool book, I need to read that one. My #shakeyourclz is John Byrne’s Next Men #1 (1992), a Dark Horse Comics book. Def haven’t read this since I picked it up.
What is good, everybody? The first issue of Nick Spencer's Amazing Spider-Man run--viewed with mixed opinions at the time but looked on much more fondly now. I don't know why I got this variant. It's remarkably boring. #ShakeYourCLZ
What is good, everybody? War of the Green Lanterns was the final Green Lantern event before Flashpoint, ending the month Flashpoint started. It's a step down from Blackest Night, the previous event, and the high point of the run from Infinite Crisis and Flashpoint. #ShakeYourCLZ
What is good, everybody? Whatever else one wants to say, Chuck Dixon was responsible for the bulk of Tim's development, and (imo) is among the best to ever handle the character. And this is easily the best of Robin's three series with intense character examination. #ShakeYourCLZ
What is good, everybody? They couldn't leave Steve good and dead. They just had to bring him back. It's been a while since I've revisited this series, and I probably won't again until I tackle the Brubaker Cap omnibuses. #ShakeYourCLZ
A rain soaked #ShakeYourCLZ today. Astonishing X-Men 6. Iconic cover by Cassaday and the first appearance of Abigail Brand.
