Somewhere along the line it became a thing for me to reference superhero movies as they came out. The tricky thing about Thor is, unlike Batman or Spider-man, you can't really reference Thor pop culture because there isn't any. Most people still think of Thor as a Norse legend, not a superhero.
Still, if anyone's up to the task of branding a centuries-old storybook character, it's the House of Mickey.
There's not a cloud in the sky here -- it looks like the Rapture was just a misunderstanding after all. I live on an isthmus, so I was actually looking forward to seeing a double lake of fire. Maybe next year.
If you're attending WisCon over Memorial Day Weekend, feel free to say hello to David J Schwartz of Superpowers at the Small Beer Press table! Wonderella's Volume 1 and 2 books are for sale there!
As always, those of you at home can purchase these fine collections from my store anytime, or from Amazon if you're already buying coffee filters or a kayak or something.
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