Dan Micklethwaite

Show Notes Rated PG-13. Once and Future Dan Micklethwaite Early mornings, before the tourists show up, Gordon Barrow likes to lean against the hotel roof and watch the trains. There are two of them, each carriage as big as his size seven shoes, and they circle the village at a leisurely pace, with a gap of about nine or ten feet in between them. Today, nearing winter, steam wreathes the whole track, and the engines race onwards through each other’s ghost.

Written by Paul Cornell, Kek-W, Jake Williams, Dan Micklethwaite Art by Greg Scott, Alberto Ponticelli, Joe Orsak, Richard Williams Published by Ahoy Comics This book is consistently odd and mostly well written month after month. Issue #5 is no exception. We find Sherlock Holmes and his assistant, Watson, on a case involving a mysterious death and sudden rebirth of the wife of a man obsessed with teeth. We also discover Watson is a bit of a womanizer, which was news to me.

Show Notes Rated PG-13. Slipping the Leash Dan Micklethwaite It is 1958, and Aloysius Proctor has survived a war, and survived the clap, and he is married to Delilah, with whom he has fathered two beautiful children, both of them sons, and he is the second-ranked salesman in the premier automobile showroom in town, and he should be happy with life, shouldn’t he, or at the very least content. He should have put this behind him; buried it deep with his friends from the Corps.