Random notes:
Asthma resurgence, probably triggered by having the AC out all weekend. (DC in summer, like being hit with hammer made of humidity.) Inhaler, opiates; we’ll see if they work.
I am this close to writing J2 Sime/Gen AU. Note: Sime/Gen is very different from gen.![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
thuviaptarth can explain. Jensen Ackles with handling tentacles, umfh.
Darwyn Cooke with Dave Stewart, DC: The New Frontier v. 2: Late-fifties-era DC superheroes in the classic heroic mode except with acknowledgement of racism and McCarthyite fear of dissidents/others (sexism, not so much, but are you surprised?). Wonder Woman, though she got one fantastically disturbing/awesome scene, had even less to do than in the first volume—and she was pretty much the best thing about it—and everybody comes together in the end because of a bigger threat; I guess we’re all in this together. I think this might have been a lot of fun for teenaged me, and I suspect if you’re a fan of classic Hal Jordan, who gets a lot of screen time, or of J’onn, you might like it better than I did.
J.M. DeMatteis with G.L. Barr, Realworlds: Justice League of America: Realworlds are set in our universe—that is, Superman et al. are just fictional characters. In this one, a group of kids who played JL reunite as grownups at the behest of one of them, a software mogul, facing what their lives have become. It is exactly as sentimental as I should have expected, with no surprises. Also, if you play JL like this, your gang only has room for one girl.
Belated thanks,naanima, for the lemur!
Asthma resurgence, probably triggered by having the AC out all weekend. (DC in summer, like being hit with hammer made of humidity.) Inhaler, opiates; we’ll see if they work.
I am this close to writing J2 Sime/Gen AU. Note: Sime/Gen is very different from gen.
thuviaptarth can explain. Jensen Ackles with handling tentacles, umfh. Darwyn Cooke with Dave Stewart, DC: The New Frontier v. 2: Late-fifties-era DC superheroes in the classic heroic mode except with acknowledgement of racism and McCarthyite fear of dissidents/others (sexism, not so much, but are you surprised?). Wonder Woman, though she got one fantastically disturbing/awesome scene, had even less to do than in the first volume—and she was pretty much the best thing about it—and everybody comes together in the end because of a bigger threat; I guess we’re all in this together. I think this might have been a lot of fun for teenaged me, and I suspect if you’re a fan of classic Hal Jordan, who gets a lot of screen time, or of J’onn, you might like it better than I did.
J.M. DeMatteis with G.L. Barr, Realworlds: Justice League of America: Realworlds are set in our universe—that is, Superman et al. are just fictional characters. In this one, a group of kids who played JL reunite as grownups at the behest of one of them, a software mogul, facing what their lives have become. It is exactly as sentimental as I should have expected, with no surprises. Also, if you play JL like this, your gang only has room for one girl.
Belated thanks,
naanima, for the lemur!