LONESOME DOVE Changed Who I Am... - Weekly Reader 2x19

And I get the feeling that I still have a ways to go and I'm going to get that emotional flavor that I really love from Ashes of Man with things that are developing with Hadrian and another character who I won't name, but people probably know who I'm talking about that's close to Hadrian at this point.

I don't know if it'll be one of the great runs. I don't know if I'll put it up there with some of the great runs, but I'm digging it, man.

And of course Batman and Deadpool by Grant Morrison was every bit of weird wacky fun that you would expect from Grant Morrison. So this was a really good time.

I'm not going to say this is going to be one of my favorite runs or series or mini-series of all time, but it's a great time. It's a fun time.

But the flavors that it gives me are just so the pinnacle of sci-fi with just moving humanity to a place that is almost unrecognizable to somebody that is entirely human.

To me it's 858 pages of a magic time machine that allowed me to spend a little bit more time with my father and rectify some things that I've been carrying since he passed.

Even though Shadows of the Apt time, I really appreciate how he landed the plane and ended it.