The Pocket list

I like to read, and now, more than ever, it is just too easy to find cool/interesting/infuriating stuff to read online. So I save articles I want to read in an app called Pocket. Rarely do I have the opportunity to get to the saved articles in Pocket however, what with my DVR load and my DCBS monthly shipment of trades and my sports-watching, and my other book-reading and my bike-riding, and my, uh, whadduyacallit, family.

Here's a list of some of the recent saved articles. I haven't read any of them yet:

• CR Sunday Interview: Box Brown - Tom's interviews are always a good read
• Comic books: A freakish kind of writing - Interesting historical context here
• The violent, sexist world of comic website comments - This shit really needs to stop
• The Life and Times of the Modern Comic Book Artist - So ya wanna be a comic creator?
• You Can Finally Get Miracleman, a Comic That Changed Everything, Then Vanished - Despite my 80's indie comic cred, I missed this first time around. (I actually have no "cred" at all - I just read the darn things)
• One and Done: Why Moon Knight Is The Perfect Monthly Comic - Since I read Marvel almost exclusively, this was my Batman. Enjoyed Bill Sienkiewicz's work on this title immensely. And Ellis is usually worth a look too.
• Mark Waid: Sunday Conversation - I worked in funny book retail a lifetime ago, and I am still interested in the business side of things
• Die Alone, Unmourned, and Unloved: Reflections upon Reading Cerebus - I read issues 25-120, then the last three years of Sims' epic. I need to re-read someday. And it's from Canada! JUST LIKE ME!
• INFINITE IMPROBABILITY: A collection of comics and thoughts - This one kinda fits with the (very) loose theme of this blog

Perhaps my loyal readership could read these for me and give me a synopsis on each one. I would be grateful, and frankly very surprised if any of you actually did that for me. It would reek of awesomeness.

Quickly now - I don't have all day.