Over on the feature side, in case you hadn’t noticed, there’s my story about both the anthology Who Can Save Us Now? and this summer’s absolute tsunami of superheroes on the movie screen. (Why oh why haven’t you noticed? What are you doing in your life that’s so important? Oh. . . . Well, if you’re going to be all like that, earning money ‘n stuff.)

Plus, we have Dallas writer David Haynes’ short story, “The Lives of Ordinary Superheroes” from Who Can Save Us Now? — it’s Art&Seek’s first short story. But doubtless, not our first piece of fiction. (In case you’re wondering, that would be my post about It’s Friday! I lied about that exclamation point.)

Anyway, in case you’re interested, here’s the New York Post‘s review of Who Can Save Us Now? , and here’s The Oregonian’s.