Comics Buyer's Guide #510

Everett True, a fanzine editor with a flair for the dramatic, takes a very personal approach to defending Frank Miller’s Daredevil—by literally bashing the critic who dared to critique it, all while using Daredevil’s likeness on his zine’s cover to drum up attention.

In "Marital Blisters," a man brings his wife to a comics convention, only to discover she’s tuned out the panel discussion—earbuds in, ear to the radio, fully immersed in a baseball game. The quiet tension of shared space and mismatched attention sets up a lighthearted, relatable moment where fandom and domestic life collide.