Chuck Dixon

doing like the new coloring of of the absolutes so if you want the original coloring this is the place to go

I'm sure it's a beautiful addition let's see we have the Superman by Philip Kennedy Johnson Omnibus Volume 2 finishing out his run on Action Comics as well as the spin-off Book of El 12 issue maxiseries so recommend this as well as Volume 1 it was a really good run And there is the Green Arrow Archers Quest Omnibus Volume 2, collecting the second half of the Green Arrow series from the 2000s, issues 40 through 75, by Judd Winnick and Chuck Dixon and others.

I remember some of this fondly.

I don't

not nothing

it was late late stage x-men stuff yeah kelly i would imagine this was something that was done when hey they don't have a lot of resources and it just kind of got out the door uh sorry i just clicked on another thing that kelly edited and i have seen this before but i forgot about it uh code of honor number two by chuck dixon have you seen this cover adam

uh wait hold on a sec what is it called code of honor code of honor number two OK, going to look this up.

You're not ready.

Chuck,

Chuck, the truck.

Chuck Dixon wrote this one.

Which we don't talk about Chuck Dixon much on this podcast because we don't do Batman comics or Punisher comics.

But it's just as stunning as any of his other work.

So Scott Beatty and Chuck Dixon working on that with Marcos Martin and Alvaro Lopez.

And...

Ooh!

Robin Tim Drake Compendium 2 collects an assload of Robin comics.

I'm not reading them all off, but 1,072 pages of Tim Drake Robin here for you with some great artwork by Tom Gromit, Phil Jimenez, Waringo, John Stokes, Stan Wolk, and others.

written by Chuck Dixon and Alan Grant.

So that's there on page 54 slash 254.

Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.

Hey, this is Chuck Dixon, and you're listening to Signal of Doom.

Oh, you know, for me, the action is the juice.

I'm in.

I think your bar is pretty low, but you know, if you're enjoying soy-verine then, you know, keep going.

Now, speaking of something that got me very excited this week, this headline, Wolverine fights the Hulk for the fate of the planet, Richard.

Now, I said to Chuck Dixon, this is the headline I've been waiting my whole life for.

At last, man, for the fate of the planet, Wolverine v Hulk.

I didn't even know this version of me existed.

And, you know, I'm working with, you know, these two, the James Elroy books and Chuck Dixon stuff and all this other stuff.

And now things are working even bigger with some other projects, my own short stories and things that keep moving and moving and moving and moving.

And it's, it's a matter of fact of there were a lot of sleepless nights and that i sat up and worried how can i how am i going to do this i'm not making anything um how long do i want to do this i'm not making anything how much more do i how much further do i want to do with this i'm not making anything and you know i'm still not really making anything financially speaking but you have to have that plan you have to have to understand that working harder whether you have more or less doesn't necessarily mean success

I think, too, that's because...

I think that's when Barbara and Dick started dating during the Chuck Dixon run.

They've renewed the romance.

Yeah.

I mean, while they're all both appearing in like a different book, because like barrows and birds of prey.

And of course, they get it right.

And it's like, although the only saving grace, it was Chuck Dixon writing both of those at the same time.

That's how I think that relationship last.

with a guy on one of my top tiers.

And I don't think he ever released it, but I think part of it was like, it was, we were covering Nightfall and he like knew like Chuck Dixon and all these guys.

And like right after we recorded it, like Chuck Dixon just decided, Chuck Dixon for those of you that don't know, was basically like the main writer of the Batman books when Nightfall was happening, when Batman broke his back.

He was considered a seminal writer for Batman.

He's also like a