Drew Allen > Recent Status Updates

Superman truly is my permanent favorite DC superhero of all time, and the character I enjoy reading about the most. I love everything he and Captain America represent—the ultimate persona I aspire to be every day.

It’s been a couple weeks since I last read a comic book issue, and it’s been over a month since I was reading comics on a regular basis. But that’s alright—there are more important things in life.

Chapter 3 deals with the legal and ethical aspects of EMS prehospital care.

Pathogens are the cause of disease. Bacteria, viruses, Protozoa, and fungi are the most common.

Action Comics #28

Action Comics #27!

Sensation Comics #10

Aquaman can swim upstream, which includes house drainage pipes during torrential rainfall. Very unique and unheard of to me.

Excited about this book! One thing’s for sure, Aquaman is very different from Superman and Wonder Woman. But different is good!

I’ve loved every single comic I’ve read so far, and I’ve read a lot of them in just a short time. But fittingly, this is the most swift-paced origin story I’ve seen. The authors waste no time getting Barry Allen into the red costume. The Human Thunderbolt, the Scarlet Speedster, the Human Whirlwind!

Hey Chance, if you ever read my comment about Detective Comics #33, remember when you told me about Blade having a Napoleon complex? Well, this early Batman story features a character who takes said complex to the utmost literal level. Cosplays as Napoleon!!

Detective Comics #32! Batman faces off with the wicked Monk!

Action Comics #26!

Fantastic Four #13! Marvel’s first family meets and battles the Red Ghost.

FF #12! The earliest superheroes of Stan Lee’s Marvel Age of Comics meet for the first time—the Fantastic Four and the Incredible Hulk!

Fantastic Four #11 is in the books! #12 in the morning.

Ben and Reed met in college as roommates; Reed and Sue grew up together as next door neighbors. Johnny was always a hothead.

Thus concludes Wonder Woman #1; Sensation Comics #10 tomorrow.

Between WW stories, Alice Marble presents a 4-page piece about a real world Wonder Woman from England in the 18-19th centuries known as Florence Nightingale. She fought to become a military nurse.

Wild story! A Japanese spy cosplays as a Burmese man and proceeds with murdering circus elephants so the show can't raise money for the US Army! Wow! Fortunately, Diana was trained to know every language on Earth. WOW!

I loved reading part 1 of the first full-length Wonder Woman issue. I loved the idea of the Ancient Greek parchment Diana gave to the American doctors--Marston expanded on the already established origin story.

Because this full-length issue is 64 pages, I'm going to proceed more slowly this week. On the splash page of WW's first full-length issue.

The real Diana Prince reappears, and Wonder Woman apprehends the lead Japanese spy on US soil. After separating myself from comics for at least a week now, I’m ready to resume.

#14 is a really important issue. The introduction of Bolivar Trask and the Sentinels-integral elements of X-MEN #97.

I’ve successfully reread #1-10, and now onwards for a very long time with #11–wherever I end up by my life’s end.

One more issue and I am finished re-reading Fantastic Four #1-10, and ready to progress forward with #11-18 and beyond. I could’ve read those already, but why not re-read them when it’s been a while and I’m not that far in. Just wanted to show myself it’s okay to return issues to previous issues.