SPREADing the word! Also, is New Suicide Squad Necessary?

All corny titles aside, this new sold out Image title is Definetely (note capital D) interesting. I honestly was reading it in between customers at work, but read the rest at the dentist while getting strange stares from the elderly people staring at this girl decked in nerdy stuff from head to toe. Then, on top of that reading a gruesome comic book. 

I was serious about it being a book not for the faint of heart (if you read my first post). If you love the post-apocalyptic setting, this book is for you! It's not exactly a zombie apocalypse, but it is some scary, red, fanged creature that takes over the human body. At least the humans that aren't "immune" to being controlled by whatever this Spread is. 

Anyway, from the cover, you see this giant man, No (yes that's his "name"), with a baby strapped to his chest. No, it isn't... No's. We have no idea who or what the baby is, but the baby has a special ability! Will the baby be enough to keep the human race going and stop the spread? 

I don't know, but I WANT TO KNOW. As Justin said to me earlier, because I gave him sh*t for releasing his book the same week as Grayson, all my money will be (or already is) yours! (Insert laugh turning to an uncomfortable laugh here, I work to fuel my comic addiction). 

Also, if you follow Spread on Facebook and Twitter along with the creators Justin Jordan and Kyle Strahm, you can enter to win their sweepstakes. The prize... A drawing of YOU in their book. You'll probably be killed. Sorry, but not THAT sorry. 

Moving on....

The New (and maybe improved...?) Suicide Squad is out as well! Too many number one issues for comfort! One of my customers that collects every DC title (rounds up to 100 bucks alone because he gets some doubles AND variants) is excited about this new team. I quote, "Harley Quinn, Deathstroke, Dead Shot, AND Joker's Daughter? It's gonna be good. And ooo, is that Black Manta too?" 

Basically this is the few popular villains of the DC universe in one book, being controlled by money, love, and bombs. 

If you read the preview in the back of DC issues that came out the past week, you would know that this comic has a dysfunctional group. We have two trained killers and two joker-obsessed girls. Why do we need them? The only explanation is competition. 

However, the two ladies might end up killing each other or loving each other. I mean, what female isn't like this with another female? 

Though, still cheering on the original joker lover because that girl can swing! It's a home run and Boom! Also, I donut think wearing someone else's face is sanitary... Especially after you found it in the river. I wonder if she sanitized her face before putting that face on! 

She didn't. I'm sure she has some disease by now.