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Here's the latest  The Line It Is Drawn over at Comics Should Be Good! The theme for the week is a mash-up of children's picture books and comic book characters! I chose to pay tribute to this Dr. Seuss classic because the idea struck me like lightning once I read the sweet suggestion. Check out an embiggened version of my piece HERE . I hope y'all digs! Peace.

Have you read/heard about what happened to Mike Meyer? It's really some messed up stuff. Read about it HERE . So this week, The Line It Is Drawn , over at Comics Should Be Good , dedicated our Superman pieces to Super Mike hoping that we can cheer him up in any small way. Check out our drawings HERE . If you'd also like to send any Superman-related notes, cards, or art to Mike Meyer, there's a mailing address in Greg Hatcher's article . Scumbags suck. Nice people rock. UPDATE:  They caught the fiend that messed with Super Mike! And what a sleazy crook. Read about it HERE   and HERE . Justice prevails! Peace.

Here's the most recent The Line It Is Drawn over at Comics Should Be Good! The theme was supervillain team-up. I chose a suggestion that pit Venom and King Shark against the mysterious Matter-Eater Lad of the 21st Century. Who could he be under those shades? Peace.

... are 13 of The Most Sinister Villains of All-Time. We haven't seen them together in years, so here they are again in this week's The Line It Is Drawn over at Comics Should Be Good! The theme is Comic Book Cover Homages v.2 so I chose to do a fun suggestion based on the classic  Justice League International #1 cover by Kevin Maguire. Check out my piece HERE . Enjoy! Make sure to follow then tweet @CSBG your suggestions for next week's theme: Supervillain Team-Up! Choose two supervillains who haven't teamed up before to go up against any superhero you want! Fun! Peace.

SPOILERS Twitter won't be able to stand my review for this book so I'm taking it to the blog. Cutting right to the chase, the story's average, but the art is multi-orgasmic. I thought Green Lantern was Black? Whoever he is, I was very pleased to see his cocky butt get knocked out towards the end. Story-wise, it's very decompressed only showcasing the first meeting of 2 Justice League members, with cameos of 2 other members. The villain? One parademon. This is just NOT how I like my Jim Lee comics. Say what you will about Jeph Loeb now, but he knew how to work to his artist's strengths... or at least when it came to Jim Lee when they collaborated on BATMAN: HUSH . We saw a different major villain or ally or 2 each issue because he knew that it's Jim motha'effin' Lee drawing and the fans needed to see how he drew as much of Batman's universe as possible since there was an ending in sight. Not taking advantage of what Jim Lee can bring to th...