Norm Breyfogle

I haven't read enough Archie, but of the Archie that I've read, I like this one a lot.

From Michael Uslan, Paul Kupferberg, Stan Goldberg, Norm Breyfogle of Batman fame, and Fernando Ruiz from Oni on December 1st.

Egg Hunt number one from Benjamin Percy, Raul Fernandez at Mad Cave out on November 18th.

The Collected Edition of Of the Earth from Chris Condon, Andrew Erick, and Charlie Adlard out from Image Comics on December 2nd.

Um, so yeah, he was my first Robin.

Then it was Tim Drake with the Norm Breyfogle, uh, redesign, sort of updating him for the '90s.

And yeah, they're all, you know...

Tim Drake's evolved into a more interesting character over the years.

It's so unsettling.

And we are pairing that with a legendary arc from Detective Comics issues 604 through 607 called The Mud Pack, also written by Grant but with art by Norm Breyfogle

If a listener wants to understand how a puddle of mud translates into a genuinely terrifying cinematic experience, Clay is the definitive text

Hands down

Nope.

You see Ryu, the stoic, honorable martial artist, on his knees in a serene Japanese garden.

He is holding a cardboard box, and inside that box is the bloody severed scalp of his best friend, Ken.

It is, um, it is a genuinely shocking image.

In the game, Ken is Ryu's American rival.

They train together.

Ken is a bit flashier, a bit richer, sure, but he is still a fundamentally dedicated martial artist who enters the global tournament to prove his worth.

He is a fighter at his core.