Cool! where was this published?

His website articles on the comics industry are something to be cherished. Intelligent, incisive, thoughtful and authoritative and with a good sense of the absurdity of it all.

I love his attitude more than anything. He had on his website (I don't see it there now) an article about editing comics an absolutely brilliant story of an artist calling him at home on the weekend to complain of how a spaceship was coloured pink. Priest told the artist he'd fix it on Monday. And he said (I'm paraphrasing): "And I did. First thing Monday morning, I went and got an unlisted phone number."

Also, in the 80's he wrote a great "How to be an editor" guide called "Edited by Owz" that was passed around Marvel and DC. I found a copy years ago, but it'd be great if it was somehow published officially.

Priest's Black Panther run was awesome, even with Kasper Cole donning T'Challa's gear and shooting people with gel bullets in the final year. So many good moments, but I keep flashing back to "Uptown," with what Queen Divine Justice (one of Panther's tribal brides...which he never actually got hot and heavy with) called "Old Homiez Night"; a major brawl with Power Man, Iron Fist, Falcon and Black Goliath. Also, QDJ ends up bouncing at a club with the Hulk. To quote Panther: "I may not survive this child."

Awwww...does anybody miss Vincent? I got both of his "inaction figures." Is that a good thing or a sad thing?

What are the odds that black history month is going to end tomorrow with a big look at Spawn?

About 1 in, oh, Infinity.

The column's called 365 Reasons to *Love* Comics, man.

"Hey, all riiiiiiiiight."
She Hulk gives him the stink eye...
"I mean, OH MY GOD, that leopard just vanished!"

Or some damn thing. Good gag.

Oh, and I briefly checked out his site and didn’t see any Not Safe For Work images, but I believe you.

There was some boobage on the entry page, but I skipped past that and linked everybody to the index.

Who else, in the last ten years could have pulled off using both the contemporary Black Panther and the Kirby Black Panther fighting off trolls in Asgard with a bunch of Marvel's old Cowboy Super-heroes? No one! That scene makes him a reason to love comics alone.

A runner-up reason is the very start of his Deadpool run. I loved it when Deadpool threw away the bag of "every good idea Joe Kelly ever had, and everything that made this book work" in the first few pages. And then met up with all of the characters Priest used to write... all of them black.
If only that level of surreality could have extended to the rest of his run.

Oh, and I briefly checked out his site and didn't see any Not Safe For Work images, but I believe you. I just wonder how NSFW stuff gets on a minister's web site.