Bill Cipher

Gravity Falls is considered to be one of the best Animated shows airing(Though if we count airing as frequent new episodes, it's not airing).

It's a Mystery Paranormal show where two Twins, Dipper and Mabel Pines, are sent to spend the summer in Gravity Falls Oregon, which is full of all kinds of supernatural anamolies, be they Ghosts, Gnomes, Dream Demons, Magic, Peanut Brittle frozen Presidents, etc. They use a Journal called Journal #3 because it has a giant 3 on the front.

The show starts off very episodic and still is, but there's overarching myth arc stuff regarding why these things exist in Gravity Falls, who wrote the Journals,  why no one cares about these paranormal stuff, etc.

Read them on the bus home(Minus SW4, which I picked up early this week but It was because it's Bloody Secret Wars.

Starfire #2 was/is actually pretty good, though it definitely feels like a counterpoint to her Nu52 version where uh...Yeah. The less we talk about that the better. It's closer to her Teen Titan(Not Go!, screw that show) version, though obviously she's solo in this.

Renew Your Vows #2..Holy hell this book is good. I actually liked Superior Spiderman(I know others did, but there's so much complaints about from what I've seen) and this book is just..Yes. kind of making me wish Parker as a parent will be transferred over to the Post SW Marvel Universe, but I doubt it.

A-Force #2 definitely has me interested in how this is going to stick around, as it's been confirmed that A-Force is part of the Post SW Universe. It was a nice read, but it felt a bit short(Almost like the last issue). It's a fun read but very little happened even compared to RYN, despite being roughly the same length.

And Secret Wars.. Just..Yes. All I can say is that as long as Hickman doesn't massively screw something up, this book is going to be known as one of the best Crossover events in Comics. The main book covers everything you need to know and the side books are completely optional, but missing out on the main book seems just so wrong.

The 360(And even the PS3) only really was able to stablize for lack of a better term around 2010/2011. 360 had the RRoD issues in spades plus general costs. If I'm recalling correctly, Microsoft burnt money last gen, Sony burned through most of their PS2 profits before they were able to stabilize.

They were able to catch up to the point where(I don't have exact numbers as of recently, so this is about 6-8 months ago) Wii was at around 100, 360 at 80ish, and PS3 at 75ish, but it took them the average length of a previous generation to do so(assuming average is 4-5 years)

Batman #41 is the one with Mecha Bunny Batman, right? I need to pick that up when I get the chance, especially since Snyder's done such a good job with his previous Nu52 Batman work. If you get the chance, I reccomend reading all the Mainline Batman books from the Nu52. Court of Owls is honestly amazing.