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Oh, Mary Jo Duffy—future Marvel editor and writer for The Punisher and Catwoman—you were so extremely valid and correct in this letter you wrote in Justice League of America #129 (April 1976).

Scan taken from Tom Brevoort’s comics history blog.

#shit like this is why I staunchly advocate for archives of comic letter columns #harvey dent #jo duffy #justice league of america #JLA #justice league #two-face #twoface #dc comics #two face #Bob Rozakis #dc letter columns #gerry conway #Julius Schwartz

BHOC: POWER MAN AND IRON FIST #58

I had picked up POWER MAN AND IRON FIST #57 thanks to the guest appearance of the X-Men in that issue. But having cracked the seal, that meant that I almost automatically began buying the book regularly, even though I was only lukewarm on that prior issue. I had sampled an issue or two of both POWER MAN and IRON FIST in the past and found neither of them especially compelling. But I was getting…

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#Bernie Krigstein #Dan Green #Dave Cockrum #Jo Duffy #Marvel #Peter Sanderson #Power Man and Iron Fist #Trevor Von Eeden

From Catwoman #11 (1994) by Jo Duffy & Jim Balent

"You have to remember that men are a lot like cats. When one of them offers you a dead rodent, it's the most valuable gift he can think of"

#catwoman #selina kyle #jo duffy #jim balent #dc #dc comics #reading log #comic panels

Catwoman #1-4 (1993) by Jo Duffy, Jim Balent & Dick Giordano

Drama, cats purring, detective work, thrilling robberies, interesting anti-hero behavior, 39 plot twists, thanks for everything Catwoman Vol. 2

#catwoman #selina kyle #jo duffy #jim balent #dick giordano #dc comics #dc #comics #reading log

352. ROM #18

By Bill Mantlo/Chris Claremont/Jo Duffy and Sal Buscema, 1981.

3 STARS

#bill mantlo #chris claremont #jo duffy #sal buscema #1981

Wolverine #30 -September 1990- Marvel Comics

"The Lazarus Project Conclusion" Family Matters

writer: Jo Duffy

pencil artist: Bill Jaaska

inker: Joe Rubinstein

letterer: Jim Novak

colorist: Steve Buccellato

edited by Bob Harras

#wolverine #marvel comics #jo duffy #bill jaaska #joe rubinstein #jim novak #steve buccellato #bob harras #comics

BHOC: UNCANNY X-MEN #122

This particular issue had been spotlighted on the monthly Bullpen Bulletins page, so I was more excited to snap it up than usual. And in the end, it was simply all right–an issue dedicated more to character-building than heroic adventure. This was one of the elements that made this period of UNCANNY X-MEN stand out from the pack. But as a young reader, I always wanted a certain amount of action…