I bound all the tpbs together and designed the cover and dust jacket. The books and design files sent to a professional book Bindery. This was a gift for my mom, who is also a comic book nerd. This is my 7th custom bound omnibus.
Incredibly happy with how this one turned out and wanted to show off. A mother's Day gift for my mom, who is also a comic book nerd (the apple didn't fall far from the tree).
This custom Omni is the first of three volumes containing every crossover issue for Witchblade and The Darkness with other comic book publishers/IPs. Marvel, DC, Dynamite, Chaos, etc.
This big beauty contains every single of Weapon Zero and the complete Devil's Reign event with all tie ins!
This is my custom Darkminds omnibus that collects Darkminds, Neon Cyber, Darkminds vol. 2, Darkminds/Witchblade, Darkminds: Macropolis Vol. 1, and Darkminds Macropolis Vol. 2. The complete collection of the darkminds universe including #0s, #1/2s, and previews.
New here, and I see there are a lot of posts like this so sorry if this is redundant. I am struggling with coming off Lexapro and see a lot of similar experiences: headaches, dizziness, anxiety/panic, "brain zaps" etc. I wasn't on it for very long, about 6 months at 10mg but I feel like I'm going insane. I know everyone reacts differently but I feel like this is feeling more intense than it should for short term low dose. I just had two panic attacks in one day, my head kills, and I have now been dizzy 24/7 for just over two weeks. I didn't stop cold turkey, Dr recommended halving the dose for two weeks, which felt fine. But then after stopping the half doses all the withdrawal symptoms started. Feels pretty miserable right now, but I don't want to go back on it. I switched no propranolol, but not daily, only as needed. Took it a few times over the last few weeks and it helped, but maybe introducing a new med while still feeling shitty coming off the previous could make it worse? Is it normal to have pretty intense withdrawal effects after 6mo 10mg daily?
I remember as a kid, back in like 2008 or so, there was an audio drama short story that iirc was written and narrated by R L Stine's son on the Goosebumps website. I can't find any information on this anymore. Does anybody else remember this?
When I was a Kid, we had every - I mean EVERY - goosebumps book in the original 62 and about half of series 2000, and watched every episode of the show a dozen times over. My mom would read them to me and my brother for bedtime stories when we were little kids in the early 2000s. Such a huge part of our household history. As we got older and stopped reading them, my mom decided to donate them to the school she worked at, which we all thought was a nice idea, pass them on to a new generation who could love them like we did. Well, the lady in charge of their library thought they were too scary and threw them all in the garbage, not even asking my mom (her coworker) if she wants them back. And so they were gone. Years later, lamenting the loss, my mom found a whole bunch for sale and scooped them up for the memories and face them all to me since I'm the book collector in the family. I have had them on my shelf for a while but hadn't reread any until now.
My wife often has a very hard time falling asleep, every once in a while we'll read a book together to help her fall asleep. Sometimes I'll read it, sometimes she'll read it. She is practicing her English since it is not her first language, but most of my books are long and difficult to read for someone who doesn't speak English natively and she asked if I had anything shorter and easy and fun. So I have started taking out those Goosebumps books and we'll read them until she falls asleep. Works like magic.
It feels nice to not only be able to read them again but with a new appreciation and bonding experience.
I also only just found this reddit community and love how passionate everyone here is.