JasonT

Batman Dark Age #2
 

Hopefully every second story will be credited to a pseudonym, like T.B. Grover or Curt Vile.

https://bleedingcool.com/comics/ashley-wood-tp-louise-launch-7174-ad-anthology-from-image-comics/

"In the spirit of 2000 AD, T.P. Louise and Ashley Wood are creating a new anthology comic from Image Comics called 7174 AD."

Ouch!

Dear Santa, I have been a good boy:

Micronauts The Original Marvel Years Omnibus Volume 1 HC (Michael Golden Direct Market Cover), $125.00

John Constantine Hellblazer Dead in America #4 
7174ad #1
Roxxon Presents Thor #1  ― can't tell if the solicit for this is serious or tongue-in-cheek, but I'm in either way

Batman Dylan Dog #2

Probably nothing there, but I'll have a look at Geiger #1

Utterly classic Hellblazer. 

Social comment, horror, the human condition, and poster-worthy pages. 

Thanks for the heads-up. I didn't know Grant Morrison was involved. That's going on the list!

Just noticed that Zorro: Man Of The Dead is written and drawn by Sean Murphy. As you'd expect, it looks lovely.

Nothing here either. 

Lately I've been reading a lot of old Battle Picture Library comics I scored on eBay. Used to love 'em when I was a kid.

EDIT: Batman Dark Age #1 (Of 6)
It's written by Mark Russell & drawn by Mike Allred, so it's a no-brainer for me. 

John Constantine Hellblazer Dead In America #3

I love Aaron Campbell's work, but dig the variant cover by Tyler Crook:

Batman Dylan Dog #1
Battle Action Special HC Vol 02  (unless it's offered in paperback)

John was definitely more string-puller than protagonist in this issue, but there's a precedent for it.   Lovely stuff.

Nothing here.

I don't recall the earlier one. Will have to dig out End Of The Line.

Just read the first issue of The Ribbon Queen from AWA. It's compelling stuff. Nothing you haven't seen before from Garth, but I'm in for the rest of it.

You avoided the crowds then.

By coincidence wor lass also went to the library yesterday, for the first time in a couple of years. Spooky!

Well, at least he's consistent.   It might just be me, but I got a sense that he was rolling his eyes thinking, "Feck, this question again."

He did several interviews, and I kinda get the sense he got sick of being asked repetitive questions.

https://aiptcomics.com/2023/11/16/garth-ennis-james-bond-qa/

Somehow I completely missed that Garth is writing James Bond.

https://www.freecomicbookday.com/Article/272519-Interview-Garth-Ennis-Writes-James-BondFor-the-First-Time

Action Comics #1061  (Jason Aaron!)
Ultimate Spider-Man #1  (no idea what's going on here, but OK)
 

Loved it. I'm a fan of Hellblazer and a fan of the previous Spurrier/Campbell run, and this issue didn't disappoint on either front. More please.