Gustavo Lima Barcellos

“At DC there was a tendency sometimes to resist learning from the competition because it was the competition,” says Mark Evanier, a screenwriter and former DC freelancer. “And when they did learn, they frankly learned the wrong things.”
― Reed Tucker, Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-Year Battle Between Marvel and DC

“In 2014 alone Marvel gave readers—among others—Original Sin, which promised to “reveal shocking secrets about every major Marvel character!” Axis, which the company trumpeted would “change everything!” and Death of Wolverine, “the single most important X-Men event of the decade.”
― Reed Tucker, Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-Year Battle Between Marvel and DC

“DC’s gamble on creators and unique voices paid off, producing what is perhaps the most fertile period in the company’s—and the industry’s—history. This was the moment comics finally grew up and began to be taken seriously.”
― Reed Tucker, Slugfest: Inside the Epic, 50-Year Battle Between Marvel and DC

“Soundgarden screamed from the speakers of the Mustang, music a little older than Jack himself, but it pounded in rhythm with his pulse.”
― Christopher Golden, Soulless