In the new “Chad’s Attic,” “Green Lantern Lost Army” carries on where the Corps left off. “Archie” continues to reinvent, and Lemire and Perez rise to the task of keeping “Hawkeye” great. That sends me “Into the Boxes,” looking for some early Hawkeye books.

In addition to today’s newspaper article, I also cranked out a new episode of “Chad’s Attic.” I discussed “Birthright,” which I caught up with after my sons returned my copies, “Secret Six,” 1995’s “Astro City” on its 25th Anniversary, “Alias” to gear up for Netflix’ “Jessica Jones,” and Japanese Samurai comics and what we all learned from them.

This week on Chad’s Attic, “Loki, Agent of Asgard,” “Dark Corridor,” and pop music, 80s art tributes and witch covens in “Phonogram.” Then “Into the Boxes” for some actual 80s art with Scott McCloud’s “Zot.” As the final sweltering days of summer melt us into a salty puddle, what better place to be than “Chad’s Attic!”

Related:

Scott McCloud
Kieron Gillen
Jamie Mckelvie
Lee Garbett

This week in Chad’s Attic, I’ll tell you about “Batgirl” # 42, “Black Canary” #2, “Spider-Gwen” #3, “Groot” #1 and we catch up with “The Chrononauts,” now that that series has wound up. I’ll remember when “The Fantastic Four” was truly “The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine,” instead of the world’s worst super-hero movie. and you can check out the newly re-configured attic.

In Episode X1, I continue to be bored with most “Secret Wars” crossovers, enjoyed “We Stand on Guard,” caught up with “Daredevil,” and got some culture with the graphic novel, “Fun Home.” Then I rummaged around “Into the Boxes” and pulled out one of the first, and still one of the best, “Graphic Novels,” Will Eisner’s, ” Contract with God” which is technically cheating because it wasn’t in a box, it was on a bookshelf.

Hey! I never put episode 9 up here. Ben Gross made me talk about “Archie.” Well… him and the book’s general awesomeness.

Fourth of July weekend and I celebrated by leaving my show to the last minute. This week I talk about “Autumnlands,””Where Monsters Dwell,””Action,” and “Xenozoic Tales.”

This week in Chad’s Attic, we look at four new DC number one issues coming out of “Convergence.” Black Canary as a rock singer, and the 80’s history of the sorcerer, Dr. Fate.

I’m starting to feel like I’m getting into a rhythm with these things now. I’m definitely trying to crank them out fairly quickly and they might be somewhat better if I spent more time – particularly with the overlays and art close-ups, but I don’t know that that is ever really going to grow the audience. Plus I like doing some other things on Sunday.

This week would have been muck quicker if I hadn’t pulled half the gear out of the attic to record some video of some panel events at work. I had to put it all back together to shoot this week. When I finish those other things I’ll post a link here as well.

I do hava a line on some new lighting equipment, and some help with the lighting from an old friend. We might see that show up in a couple of weeks. That’s exciting.

This week on Chad’s Attic: “Gotham by Midnight,””Uncanny X-men'” and “Southern Bastards, plus a look at the 1970s Spectre.