I read a lot of comics, due to this I have to collect them as well. I read comics in groups (I will pick a specific comic book line, and I will start collecting them all. Once collected, I will read them all. As I have read comics over the years, I have kept a personal database of information about the comics I read. Generally this is a plot description of every comic that I read. Every time I read one, I write a few paragraphs on the plot (some plot descriptions are longer than others).

Over time, I have gotten together a great deal of these plot descriptions. All of them were written by me, by hand after reading each comic. I do this, so I never forget about plot elements. I do this especially on larger series that I am reading. I am a perfectionist, so generally if I am reading a specific comic line, I also read everything related to that line. Guest Appearances of characters, offshoot titles, and alternate world story lines. I am pretty good at getting all of these together and I research this for every new type of comic I start to read.

I am also an avid fan of many different comics. I read Marvel, DC, Dark Horse, Image, and a lot of independent stuff as well.

I have developed a rather large database of plot summaries over the years of reading. I am just now starting to get those into a format where I can present them on the website for you to review.

NOTE: All of these are pretty much plot summaries, and notes on the comics I read. If you read through these about a comic you have not read before, you will be thouroughly spoiled. Please let this serve as a standard warning about spoilage. If you read these comic plotline descriptions, you will get spoiled. In many places they are very detailed, and reveal every aspect of the plot line.