Every book I read in February!

This is one of the most complexely beautiful, thematically dense, and so such a touching novel.

Absolute Batman is phenomenal.

It's really good. It's about Wally West, the second, technically the third, but the second flesh.

Absolute Wonder Woman is the best of the bunch. Absolute Wonder Woman by Kelly Thompson, I think. My god, that's that is on a whole other level. read Absolute Wonder Woman.

Like, there's still really good points that you should probably address. It's probably not good what you've done to these robins over the years, but okay, you don't have to think about it because a magic sword made you feel guilty.

Volume one was great. Loved it. Loved what it set up.

So yeah, this is a weird collection of three issues, an annual and an oversized special issue that's also an anthology. So you got a lot in here. It's just all very disconnected, but it's fun.

It's like it's wonderful fun, but you have to know a lot going into it. I do because I love Mark Wade and I've been following these comics, but to anyone else, this is gibberish.

And just like Diary of a Void, it is a wonderfully thought-provoking work of feminist fiction.

I loved the first Dungeon Crawler Carl book and I'm going to continue to read the series.

I think it was Hex by Thomas Alder Huvel and that is a Dutch novel set in a small Dutch town and even that book had its entire setting altered to a small town in upstate New York as if the Netherlands was just too foreign and strange for American audiences.

While I'm fine with the content and the themes and the characters that are being explored here, I don't think this is a very well-ritten book, it is very confusing in its formatting and its layout and the way that the story is told.

But it was Jeff Laamir, so it was well written and kind of strange and I enjoyed the ride, but I'm not going to carry on with it.

It's really fun. This is proper gritty noir but with monsters.

Well, you have to read on to find out. This is so much fun.

And Alien Bloodlines is terrific. It is pretty much a standalone Alien comic set around the same time I guess as Alien Romulus, kind of between Alien and Aliens.

Every single issue of this comic is incredible. Establishing Nightwing as a character who is every bit as interesting and yet so far removed from Batman. I love this run.

And this Nightwing is so good. I am so impressed by this run. After I read the first volume, I went out and got the second volume.

It frustrated me. It disappointed me. And that's annoying because there's so much about this that should work and it just doesn't.

There is a twist toward the end of the second book in this ongoing series that reframes everything and I really want I really want to talk about it. Oh god, these books just keep being amazing.

I love these books. I want to do a video about ju just how much I love how he writes, which I mean I actually have.

This is easily one of the most exciting novels I have ever read. an incredible work of XFiles and Twilight Zone inspired science fiction about a secret government agency that deals with strange supernatural forces and entities and threats that both exist as mimetics and anti-mimetics.

We're still human. And that's what this book explores. It's so beautiful.

And just like Diary of a Void, it is a wonderfully thought-provoking work of feminist fiction. And it's pretty subversive and unique because Emmy Yagi's mind seems to work in a very singularly unusual way.

It's it's really fun. It feels very classic DC comics.