Walter Simonson's "The Mighty Thor"

Frank Miller and Walter Simonson were studio partners for a heady time in the late '70s- and Walt and Will Eisner both shared ideas about sequential art in a book called "Panel Discussions"- and the only reason that matters is because I just mentioned Miller and I'm about to mention Eisner's "Contract with God" trilogy, and I like to mention things- particularly if those things are only stretchily connected, and I'm all down and tired and don't want to write, but I should note that I just read "Thor: Visionaries" and I loved Simonson's aesthetic and wished his intrusive "I-just-read-the-Eddas" text would go away.

ABOVE: "Mr Fantastic reflected: 'Thor should have consulted with me before that awful face lift.'"

God, I should never allow myself to read other people's actually decent, well informed blogs. Like This One.