Instead, Mike began his weekly absent-minded scan of the sanctuary. He was daydreaming about what this rumored "big reveal" in the new Star Wars movie might be, his gaze was suddenly arrested.
Though Trinity Fellowship had long featured a respectable amount of Christian statuary and iconography, Mike was pretty sure that today...for the first time in his life...he was seeing an angel. She was about his height with a smooth creme-colored complexion, highlighted by just the right amount and distribution of freckles. Her hair was a gorgeous red, not exactly deep auburn...but not flaming orange either. As he reflected on whether he'd ever seen anyone so beautiful, Mike came to the firm conviction that she simply couldn't be human.
-
Smash Comics #60 (AUG 1945) The eerie looking splash page leaves you with the impression this case will require Midnight to investiga... -
Year 3: the rear-view mirror Social media strategy 2.0 Revamping the blog's social media marketing was one of those plans that j...
-
The Heroes of Lallor In previous posts, I've discussed my appreciation for members of the Legion of Superheroes (specifically Chemi... -
The Crimson Avenger has the distinction of being the first masked hero produced by Detective Comics. His debut came in October 1938 wi... -
My first memory of DC's cosmic warlord Tyr was his appearance as an action figure in Kenner's third series (1986) of Super Powers a...
-
After a hiatus of over a year, I'm ready to renew posting here at the ole Spring Road Super Review! First, let me say a special "t...
-
Overview Whenever you see one of those lists of "lamest superheroes" there's a really good chance that somewhere on ther... -
While re-reading through some of my old comics, I ran across yet another obscure character I'd kind of forgotten. The final story in S... -
As with virtually all Legionaires and affiliated characters, my introduction to Infectious Lass came from the Who's Who in the Legion o... -
Readers, First, let me apologize for missing last week's post. Second, let me apologize that for this week (and perhaps future weeks) ...
No comments:
Post a Comment