1) The Thunderbolts: Arriving after the Bronze Age, this team book's early years written by Kurt Busiek and penciled by Mark Bagley were excellent. If you haven't explored this series, I believe most here would enjoy it. Lots of twists, turns, character developments, and a nostalgic feel in the mighty Marvel manner.
1A) Citizen V: Coming out of the Thunderbolts is a character that I think is intriguing. And I find his elaborate costume design rather interesting as well.
2) The Pretenders: This band really had something going on, particularly in the early days before the deaths of James Honeyman-Scott and Pete Farndon. Chrissie Hynde carried on, but the first couple of albums were classics.
3) Egg Foo Young: This classic dish, if done right, is delicious. Add some spice and pepper for an update to the traditional.
4) John Byrne's version of the Doom Patrol: Not always considered a popular run for the team, Byrne stripped away some of the group's strange modern history and went back to basics. I liked it. And his art was the strongest it had been for a while.
4A) Negative Man: Coming out of the Doom Patrol, I would like to see more of the Negative Man. Here is a long running character that should get more of the spotlight.
5) Extreme Pumpkin Carving: It is that time of year, and I am amazed by the creativity of these jack-o-lanterns. They are a far cry from the triangle eyes and noses of past Halloween gourds. So much fun, yet so fleeting. Cheers all!
