JB (presumably) wrote: I, and those who think like me, have been wasting our time for the past twenty, thirty, forty years, working on superhero comics. None of the lessons we have tried to teach have sunk in.

JB, who else would you count among the 'we' mentioned in this quote? And what 'lessons' should we have learned from superhero comics?

That's me and Matt Reed.  However, the Asian guy pictured?  They've been trying to pass that off as Joe Zhang for years, and, as I've noted before, it's not Zhang. 

I guess to the average lonely comic nerd all Asians look alike or something.  The racism of it takes away from the fun - still, in the end, it's still funny that some nerds somewhere are so lonely that they hang on our every word.  They get on our case for interacting with John Byrne, while they lose sight of the fact that it's a healthy interaction - while their obsessing, sexually at some times, vaguely threatening at others, on people from an internet message board is so far off that scale...well...

But in the end, it's flattering - that people hang on our every word, our every action - we have our own little nerd papparazzi!  And considering that the kind of lonely comic nerd who has time to keep up with the comings and going of average people on an internet message board is also the type of geek who couldn't pick a vagina out of a police line-up, well... I can't decide if I should laugh at or pitty these poor racist bastards!

Dave wrote: ...I saw them on the flyer table, on my way out....

Somebody actually printed copies. That's pretty sad. If they were just going to waste money like that, I'd have taken the cash off their hands.

I looked up "Gabe Kindle" images:

***coughfrankcoopercough***

Sorry, just clearing some phlegm out of my throat.