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Who's Who In The
SBCU Update 2003

Who Is... Michael Deeley?

Michael Deeley has been reading comics since he was 12 years old. His first book was an issue of Silver Surfer by Jim Starlin, leading him to see all comics as ideological conflicts with big-ass fight scenes. At the very least, he expects a comic to be entertaining in some fashion, which is why he thinks Secret Wars II is better than Dark Knight Strikes Back. He has never work in the comics field, but he does have a belligerent attitude and a lot of free time.

During his brief intervals in the real world, Michael looks for a paying job that should, (theoretically) lead to a better life involving more comics, privacy, and women.

He currently lives between Pittsburgh, PA, and the Pittsburgh International Airport, in a suburb so new, it only has one McDonalds.


PAST ARTICLES

Dec. 31, 2003: The End
Friday, January 2

Dec. 24-30: “But enough about you, Mike, what do the people I care about like to read?”
Thursday, January 1

Dec. 17-23: To the M to the D to the C!
Tuesday, December 30

Dec. 10-16: Same Shit, Different Box
Wednesday, December 24

Dec. 3-9: Read and Repeat
Wednesday, December 17

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Dec. 24-30: “But enough about you, Mike, what do the people I care about like to read?”
Thursday, January 1

Dec. 17-23: To the M to the D to the C!
Tuesday, December 30

Dec. 10-16: Same Shit, Different Box
Wednesday, December 24

Dec. 3-9: Read and Repeat
Wednesday, December 17

Nov. 26-Dec. 2: Feast
Wednesday, December 10

Nov. 19-25: Yesterday’s Present, Today!
Wednesday, December 3

Nov. 12-18: Image and Substance
Wednesday, November 26

Nov. 5-11: From The Top, To The Bottom, And Back Up The Middle
Wednesday, November 19

Oct. 29-Nov. 4: Colorful Wasteland [Updated]
Wednesday, November 12

Oct. 22-28: The Saga of the Earth Pig
Wednesday, November 5

Oct. 15-21: The Column Is Coming From Inside The House!
Wednesday, October 29

Oct. 8-14: Clix, Clix, BOOM!
Wednesday, October 22

Oct. 1-7: Self-Referential
Wednesday, October 15

Sept. 24-30: Why I Hate “Smallville” (And You Should, Too)
Wednesday, October 8

Sept. 17-23: Would Anyone Get An Oblique Reference To George Harrison?
Wednesday, October 1

Sept. 10-16: American Splendor and Excess
Wednesday, September 24

Sept. 3-9: Furriners
Wednesday, September 17

Aug.26 - Sep. 3rd: Their Logo Features Teats...'Nuff Said
Wednesday, September 10

Aug. 20-26: The Essential Archives
Wednesday, September 3

Aug. 13-19: Out at the Movies
Wednesday, August 27

Aug. 6-12: Archie Kicked my Ass!
Wednesday, August 20

July 30-Aug. 5: Vanishing Species: The Mass Market for Comic Books
Wednesday, August 13

July 23-29: Revenge of the Cheap-Ass Comics!
Wednesday, August 6

July 16-22: The Deeley-Tate Debate
Wednesday, July 30

July 9-15: Every Boy Has A Summer Of ’91
Wednesday, July 23

July 2-8: A Review of a Moving Picture that was Adapted from a work of Graphic Fiction, both of which are Entitled: “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen”.
Wednesday, July 16

July 2-8: Local Heroes
Wednesday, July 9

Jun. 18-24: Why?
Wednesday, July 2

Jun. 11-17: Seeing Ripped Purple (HA! Thought I Was Going To Say "Green", Didn’t You?)
Wednesday, July 2

Jun. 11-17: Seeing Ripped Purple (HA! Thought I Was Going To Say "Green", Didn’t You?)
Wednesday, June 25

Jun 4-10: Game On!
Wednesday, June 18

May 28-Jun. 3: The Obligatory Column about Previews
Wednesday, June 11

May 21-27: Takin’ it Outside
Wednesday, June 4

May 14-20: The Big Sleep
Wednesday, May 28

May 7-13: Epilogues and Obligations
Wednesday, May 21

Apr. 30-May 6: Free to the People
Wednesday, May 14

Apr. 23-29: Comics in Iron City (sort of)
Wednesday, May 7

Apr. 16-22: Compendia, R.I.P.
Wednesday, April 30

Apr. 9-15: The Lost Years
Wednesday, April 23

Apr. 2-8: FANS! IN! SPACE!
Wednesday, April 16

Mar. 26-Apr.1: The Reason
Wednesday, April 9

Mar. 19-25: Where Have You Gone?
Wednesday, April 2

Mar. 12-18: Turning Japanese
Wednesday, March 26

Mar. 6-Mar. 12: Bad Comics
Wednesday, March 19

Feb. 26-Mar. 4: Cold Turkey
Wednesday, March 12

Feb. 19-25: Raijin Comics
Wednesday, March 5

Feb. 12-18: Seeing Red; My First Movie Review
Wednesday, February 26

Feb. 5-11: Library
Wednesday, February 19

Jan. 29-Feb. 4: A True Bushi
Wednesday, February 12

Jan. 22-27: Grab Bag
Wednesday, February 5

Jan. 15-21: Comics As Art
Saturday, February 1

Jan. 8-14: Cheap-Ass Comics
Saturday, January 25

Jan. 1-7: My Local Shops
Saturday, January 18

Dec. 31, 2002
Saturday, January 11






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