Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2016)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2017)

X-Force #6 - Brisson is focusing way too much on Cable while all the more interesting characters just feel like set dressing so far.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Annual 2018)

Hit-Girl Season Two #1
Hit-Girl Season Two #2
Hit-Girl Season Two #3

Man-Eaters issues 1-9

Probably my favorite 2019 book so far. A bit heavy-handed on the message is a common complaint, but I disagree, and they play around with that criticism. The premise is cool, and the storytelling methods are unique and fun.

Justice League of America #77

Trying to catch up in my one a day read thru of the Justice League, and happy to be entering a bit more modern era. The early issues are great fun, but a bit too goofy and samesy for binge reading. One thing I love about old comics are the surprises in the letters pages; this issue had letters from future writer Alan Brennert and father of comics fandom Jerry Bails!

It's always a hoot seeing a future writer show up in the letters pages when they were young. It became so common I wondered if that was a condition of working in the business.

Adventures of the Super Sons #12. Final issue of the maxi-series. Tomasi's Superman run was just amazing. The best Superman had been in years. Both the Super Sons series and Adventures of the Super Sons continued that fun (tho I preferred the Super Sons series more than the maxi-series follow up). It's sad to see this series come to an end.

We didn't get enough Jon at that age. I wouldn't have minded the forced change in age if we'd gotten several years of Jon as a pre-teen, but they establish him and then boom, he's now an older teenager.

Recent actual single issues of comic books that i have read this month

Marvel Legacy
Hunt for Wolverine

Last night I read Action Comics 449 from 1975. Significant to me because I missed that issue due to being in Air Force basic training.

Finally gave Grass Kings a try. Love everything of Matt Kindt I try, and this looks to follow that trend. Need to read more, but the first issue as me wanting to check out more.

Kind of a rural mystery crime fiction thing.

Just went back and reread Age of Apocalypse. Thought it held up pretty well.

I really should give that a second read.

Discovered a title that might be unknown to everyone here, Itty Bitty Bunnies in Rainbow Pixie Candyland. Cartoony art, absurd mature humor, and hilarious, at least in the mood I was when I read it.

Paper Girls #29
Paper Girls #30
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #39
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #40
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #41

I put Paper Girls in my queue to binge this month but might not get to it.

Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #7 - From the 1990s, this story written by James Robinson fits into that year's annuals' theme of "pulp" heroes.

Was that the ‘event’ that featured The Question too?

It's a weird event where DC's superheroes were written as hard-boiled crime noir protagonists. I think the Question was in it. Themed annuals were pretty fun in the beginning before they ran out of good ideas.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #42
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #43
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #44

Superman Special #1 from 1983.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #45
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #46
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #47

Sunday Night:
Doctor Who: The Twelfth Doctor - Year One #12 & 13
Fantastic Four (Vol. 1) #206, 207, 208
Far Sector #1

Technically Legends of the Dark Knight #46 ("Heat" part 4). That story wasn't collected, so I bought the individual issues on Comixology and read it as a de facto trade. Loved that storyline.