Eric DiCarlo

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Writer, Mostly Editor, Couch-Owning Fancy Pants. Apologies in advance for my opinions. (they/them) erdicooper elsewhere

The Steam Library tile for Blasphemous 2. At the top of the tile, there's a small banner-type thing that says "New to library."
A snapshot of Hero's stream chat, featuring a message from me, saying: "I'm ready for the Yoshi Stream!!"
A library haul! Five books in two rows. From top left to bottom right: The Last Policeman, by Ben H. Winters; The Two Lies of Faven Sythe, by Megan O'Keefe; Sunrise on the Reaping, by Suzanne Collins; All of Us Murderers, by K.J. Charles; and Are Prisons Obsolete, by Angela Y. Davis.
The cover of Hawkgirl: Once Upon a Galaxy, by Axelrod and Nahuelpan.
The cover of The Message, by Ta-Nehisi Coates
The cover of Isles of the Emberdark, by Brandon Sanderson.
The cover art for City of Ashes, by Cassandra Clare.
A fully built Lego set of Din Djarin's N-1 Starfighter.
The cover of Bleeding Hearts #1, by Deniz Camp, Stipan Morian, and Matt Hollingsworth.
The cover art of Escape from Ever After, by Sleepy Castle Studios.
Three comic books, fanned out on a bed. From the left, you have Superman #75 - The Death of Superman, Batman #676 - Batman R.I.P., and Wonder Woman #29. The first two are reprints, whereas the Wonder Woman issue is new.
The cover of Absolute Wonder Woman #16, by Thompson, Sherman, and Bellaire.
The cover of The One, by John Marrs.
The cover for Criminals, volume 5: The Sinners.
The cover of Fantastic Four #7.
The cover of Wonder Woman #29.
The cover of City of Bones, by Cassandra Clare.
The cover of New Gods #1, written and drawn by Jack Kirby.
The cover of Zatanna (2026) #1, by Jamal Campbell.
The poster for D(e)ad, directed by Claudia Lonow.
The cover of Criminal: Bad Night, by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.
The poster for K-Pop Demon Hunters, by Maggie Kang.
The cover art for Anxiety Arcade, by Closed Forum.
The cover of Superman: The Golden Age Volume One, by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, with its cover drawn by Darwyn Cooke. (Woah, really? No wonder this cover's so gorgeous!)
The cover for The Isle in the Silver Sea, by Tasha Suri
The poster for The Virgin Spring, by Ingmar Bergman
The poster for Frankstein, by Guillermo Del Toro.
The cover art of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (100th Anniversary Edition), by L. Frank Baum.
A variant cover of Superman/Spider-Man #1, drawn by Mikel Janin. The titular heroes are high in the air, just outside of a fiery explosion. They're fighting each other's iconic villains, Green Goblin and Lex Luthor.
A variety comics from today's haul, featuring Witchblade #16, Americans Caper #1, Savage Dragon #1, Action Comics #1092, Uncanny X-Men #157, and Batgirl #8.
A screenshot of the puzzle game, Is This Seat Taken? It depicts this many conflicting needs of the characters whom you must seat.
The Muppet-themed variant cover of Captain America #4. It depicts Sam the Eagle dressed as Captain America, leaping into action, and various other Muppets dressed as Captain America-themed characters in the back. Most notably, Rizzo the Rat is the Hydra logo, and Pepe the King Prawn is dressed as a Hydra agent.
The cover of Absolute Flash #8.
The cover of A Good Girl's Guide to Murder, by Holly Jackson.
Bronze, from Exceptional X-Men. She's a young, black woman whose mutant powers allow her to turn her body into solid bronze that she can control seemingly at will.
Books from the library, arranged on my desk. They are as follows: A Good Girl's Guide To Murder, by Holly Jackson; The Fourth Consort, by Edward Ashton; Ancestral Night, by Elizabeth Bear; That Texas Blood vols. 1-3, by Chris Condon & Jacob Phillips; and 20th Century Men, by Deniz Camp & Stipan Morian.
A whole bunch of new comics, layered on top of each other. The front row features Cheetah & Cheshire Rob The Justice League #3, Absolute Green Lantern $7, and a Muppet themed variant for Amazing Spider-Man #13.
The cover of Forever People #1, from 1970. It depicts a group of what can be best described as Mad Max-y sci-fi hippies in a giant three wheeler with extra seating driving down the road. Superman is trailing behind them asking for directions to "Supertown."
The cover of Detective Comics #1102, featuring Batman (looking stupid and not cool at all) in a tube and Mister Terrific (heroic, smart, handsome, very cool) doing some rad scifi stuff to get Batman out of yet another mess.
Saving Susy Sweetchild: A Silver Even Historical Mystery, by Barbara Hambly. It depicts a woman in a glittering dress standing before what seems to be a show curtain.
Khezu from Monster Hunter, with his long, phallic neck stretched out real far. His mouth is agape.
Three comic books, arranged in a fanned out fashion. From left to right, they are Absolute Wonder Woman #10, Geiger #16, and Moon Knight #250
A variant cover of Rocketfellers #7, an homage to the introduction of the Fantastic Four.
The cover of Superman #28.
The cover for Justice League Unlimited #12, without any trade dress. It depicts Mister Terrific against the backdrop of space, surrounded by heroes lost in time, such as Batman Beyond and Electric Blue Superman.
A panel of a comic book depicting a trailer park in the desert. Uncle Ben says: "Actually, I was planning on sleeping outside... I can't remember the last time I looked up and saw the stars." J. Jonah Jameson says: "More bed for me then." May Parker says: "It's a pull-out sofa."
The cover of Fantastic Four #33.
Jason Todd, the second Robin, standing waist-high next to a Batman from the future. He has a serious face, ready for action. But also. He's just the cutest little guy. Like after the big adventure, Batman needs to take him apple picking.
The cover of Captain America #1, depicting the titular hero punching Adolph Hitler.
An alternate cover for Action Comics #1087. It depicts Superboy and Krypto the Super Dog sitting on top of a grain silo at sunset. They are depicted in a painterly style.
An alternate cover for Action Comics #1087. It depicts Superboy and Krypto the Super Dog sitting on top of a grain silo at sunset. They are depicted in a painterly style.
My Nintendo Switch 2!
An ad for the Colorado Rockies' Pride Night. It will take place on Friday, June 6th, and they're giving out rainbow, pride flag pit viper sunglasses. They rule!
The cover of Mr. Terrific: Year One #1.