May 19, 2020: Oops. Almost forgot to post.

Spent the better part of my day reading graphic novels as part of my #AGraphicNovelADay challenge.  Well, technically, the challenge only requires me to read one book – but often, after reading a first volume, I’ll just go ahead and read the next few in the series.  In the case of todays’ title, all six, a little over a thousand pages.

In addition to reading, I also finally got around to digesting the details and putting together a response to the last email I received on the exciting new time travel series I’m developing.  Not to be confused with the OTHER exciting new time travel series I’m developing – TimEscape.

On the Akemi front, her plants are growing bigger while her bread is baking denser.  She thinks she may need to invest in another starter.

Some of the other titles I’ve read as part of my #AGraphicNovelADay challenge:

#AGraphicNovelADay Day 20
Screaming Planet
A collection of provocative, off-beat sci-fi tales by the visionary Alexandro Jodorowsky, with diverse and distinct illustrations from varied global artists.@humanoidsinc pic.twitter.com/YgN5PdkSL6

— Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo) May 15, 2020

#AGraphicNovelADay Day 21
Zenith: Phase 01
Hard-partying, self-centered Zenith, Earth's sole remaining superhero, is tasked with saving humanity from an other-worldly threat. Acerbically subversive and great fun. @grantmorrison Steve Yeowell, Mark King @2000AD pic.twitter.com/NPPRtrW8NG

— Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo) May 16, 2020

#AGraphicNovelADay Day 22
Dead Inside
Detective Linda Caruso's investigation into a jailhouse murder uncovers a conspiracy rooted in the very institution she serves. Crime drama at its very best. @ArcudiJohn @ToniFejzula Andre May @JoeSabino @DarkHorseComics pic.twitter.com/pQQJ1ZvoYS

— Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo) May 17, 2020

Finally, I’ve been asking a few movie-related questions on twitter of late.  Like…

What was your first horror movie?
The one you sneakily stayed up late to watch while your parents slept upstairs, unaware.
Answer with a gif. pic.twitter.com/FmCdR5o0Qy

— Joseph Mallozzi (@BaronDestructo) May 13, 2020

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