Let's list again, like we did last winter...

Mikester may have re-awakened a sleeping beast, so if this turns into a meme again, blame him. So here now for your blogging enjoyment is, again in no particular order, 100 More Things I Love About Comics (you can see the list I made last year here if you're curious):

1. Scott Pilgrim
2. Justice League Unlimited
3. The Teen Titans theme by Puffy AmiYumi
4. The Teen Titans show itself, for that matter
5. Gene Colan
6. DC's new Showcase books (which is the perfect format for a Sugar & Spike collection, HINT HINT!)
7. Box Office Poison and Tricked by Alex Robinson
   
8. All-Star Superman
   
9. Nextwave
   
10. IDW bringing back The Maze Agency
11. X-Men Legends for PS2
12. The Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes tabloid with the wedding of Lightning Lad and Saturn Girl (1000 years in the future, and the universe is still plagued with bell-bottoms)
13. The Flash TV series
14. The new Marvel Team-Up by Robert Kirkman
15. The often unsung work of colorists, or color artists, or whatever the hell they want to call themselves
16. The Comic Geek Speak podcast
17. The I Read Comics podcast
18. The unparalleled hyperbole of Stan Lee
19. The Best of the Spirit trade paperback (hey DC, howzabout a Best of Plastic Man next?)
20. "The Ballad of Barry Allen" by Jim's Big Ego
21. Afforable Little Lulu reprints from Dark Horse
22. The album sized reprints of Uncle Scrooge and Donald Duck comics produced by Gladstone and Disney - the perfect size for those stories!
23. The Fantastic Four movie, which I actually liked better than Batman Begins
24. Evan Dorkin's blog
25. Mike Wieringo's sketch blog
26. Reading one of the New Teen Titans drug issues (the one with Speedy on the cover) out loud as a class in second grade
27. The current Legion of Super-Heroes book by Mark Waid and Barry Kitson
28. The occasional letter pages in the above comic book
29. The letter pages in Starman (which were more often about various & sundry bits of pop culture ephemera than about the book itself)
30. The Darkseid gag in the first Ambush Bug mini-series
31. Who's Who: The Definitive Guide to the DC Universe
32. Discount Comic Book Service
33. Graphic novels in libraries, for helping me discover new comics I might not have read otherwise, as well as saving me a ton of money by letting me read and enjoy comics I would have been disappointed in if I had actually spent money on them (e.g. New Avengers is a decent read for free, but I don't know if I'd ever want to actually buy it)
34. Fred Hembeck Destroys the Marvel Universe
    
35. The theme song to the 60s Spider-Man cartoon
36. Jack Kirby's 2001: A Space Odyssey series, which had almost no connection to the movie whatsoever
37. The theme song to Nextwave.
38. The ad for Spalding basketballs drawn by Jack Davis, starring Rick Barry and Dr. J, that ran on the back of every comic book published for about 4 decades.
39. The Tandy WhizKids helping out Superman with a TRS-80, of all things.
40. The Earthwar storyline in Superboy & the Legion of Super-Heroes
41. Mr. Mind
42. The Encyclopedia of Super-Heroes by Jeff Rovin (multiple factual errors and all)
43. The Defenders, esp. the early issues of the original series and the brief revival from a few years back by Kurt Busiek and Erik Larsen
44. Kitty Pryde
45. Art Adams
46. Why I Hate Saturn by Kyle Baker
47. Space Cabby
48. Chronos, the entirely too-short-lived DC series written by John Francis Moore
49. Chase, the entirely too-short-lived DC series written by D. Curtis Johnson
50. The Creature Commandos
51. Seasons 2-4 of the Superboy TV series (the ones with Gerard Christopher)
52. Superman: Secret Identity
53. The Joker talking about boners.
54. Squarecat Comics
55. Bizarro
56. 70s and 80s JSA stories
57. Yvonne Craig as Batgirl
58. The fact that Batgirl was a librarian (library workers represent!)
59. Ed McGuinness
    
60. Gorilla Grodd
61. Batman's "sci-fi closet"
    
62. The Land of Nod, Oddville, and Jetcat's Clubhouse by Jay Stephens
63. The Marvel Comics Video Library, produced by Prism Entertainment. I must've rented the whole series over the course of one winter back in grade school.
64. Joe Kubert
65. Scott Kollins (esp. his work on The Flash)
66. Mike Parobeck
67. The fact that any DC book you own from circa 1983 probably has the "Masters of the Universe" preview insert in it. There was no escaping that damn thing!
68. Amethyst, Princess of Gemworld
69. Arm Fall Off Boy
70. The Tick
71. Jim Aparo's Batman
72. The No-Prize
73. John Byrne, pre-Cranky Old Man of the Internet era
74. Walter and Louise Simonson
75. Varying shades of Kryptonite
76. Curt Swan
77. The weird jogging-in-the-air pose that Wayne Boring always drew Superman doing
78. Dan DeCarlo
79. Kurt Schaffenberger
80. The constantly changing t-shirt slogan gag (who created that, Kurtzman or Elder?)
81. The now retired DC bullet logo
82. Marvel's Godzilla series
83. Nova, the Human Rocket - the only superhero guaranteed to be a bigger loser than you!
84. The JLA satellite
85. The two Superman/Spider-Man crossovers
86. The X-Men/Teen Titans crossover
87. The JLA/Avengers crossover
88. Adam Strange by Andy Diggle and Pascal Ferry
89. Hello, I'm Johnny Cash from Spire Christian Comics
90. Old school Marvel monster comics
91. DC 100 page issues
92. American Elf/Sketchbook Diaries by James Kochalka
93. Jaime Hernandez
94. Scott McCloud
95. Archie meets the Punisher
96. Carmine Infantino
97. The Incredibles
98. The Hulk's purple pants
99. The very notion that radiation could give you super-powers instead of killing you
100. The fact that I'll get to introduce Liam to all of this and more.