Subhajit Banerjee

@Wario64 The greatest Batman run. Just grab them and then get vol 3

Batman by Grant Morrison Omnibus Vol. 1 hardcover book is $32.27 on Amazon after listed coupon (672 pages) amzn.to/3gtRsPG #ad Vol. 2 $27.51 after coupon amzn.to/3MTmNJ7

@nicholasmuelle7 Bone doesn’t get enough mentions

What’s the most underrated comic you’ve ever read? One that you think more people should be reading?

@ShippersUnbound @AlbertoNardelli So sad to hear about Deighton’s death. One of my favourite writers, but I’m surprised more people aren’t aware of him. Ipcress File and the entire spy with no name series is terrific, as is the Sampson set. Here’s part of my LD collection

Very sad to learn of the death of Len Deighton, who was one of the two greatest spy thriller writers of all time and in some regards was Le Carre’s superior. Anyone who has not read Deighton should try Funeral in Berlin, Bomber or SSGB. Most of all they should seek out Berlin Game, the start of an epic 10 book Cold War series focused on Bernard Samson. Deighton’s writing was sharp, satirical, gripping and often amusing. His office infighting in the intelligence services was delicious and his characters are beautifully drawn. The Samson cycle starts with a meticulously plotted run of five books (Berlin Game, Mexico Set, London Match, Spy Hook and Spy Line) which all stand alone but tell one big story from the jaded but dedicated perspective Bernard a brilliant field operative. Len’s genius idea was to use the sixth, Spy Sinker, to retell the whole cycle from the perspective of everyone else, exposing what Bernard didn’t know and misunderstood. There is then an origin story about Bernard’s dad during the war, Winter, and then a concluding trilogy of Faith, Hope and Charity, which is not as high quality but deals with the fallout from the events of books 1-5. It’s an epic achievement and the greatest long series in spy fiction, accepting that the Smiley series is the greatest short series. Do yourself a favour, give it a try

@Beatlesfab40 This is actually 22 Aug 1969 at John’s Tittenhurst Park home with Ringo during the final Beatles photo shoot. Details and more photos here beatlesbible.com/1969/08/22/the…

1/2 OTD 09SEP1969 The Beatles minus Ringo are at Apple HQ, Saville Row, to discuss their future and the possibility of a new album. Ringo was in hospital undergoing tests for an intestinal complaint. In 2019, a tape of the meeting was discovered. #Beatles

@BooksBeatles Could easily be the new Anthology promo 😉

Nice picture of Ringo and Paul sharing a giggle during the filming of ‘Give My Regards to Broad Street’.

@thebeatles @johnlennon @PaulMcCartney @GeorgeHarrison @ringostarrmusic Actually excited and cannot wait to hear what MAL does with Free As A Bird and Real Love! Maybe some Star Club too now that Peter Jackson owns the tapes?

thebeatles.com @johnlennon @PaulMcCartney @GeorgeHarrison @ringostarrmusic

@batcountry1980 In fact, living or dead depending on where you stand on that issue

Whenever these kinds of questions get asked there’s all sorts of subjective answers thrown about. But sometimes, there’s an answer that’s just objectively correct.

@peterlanee Good spot. On Spotify they’ve become ‘Anthology’ versions so looks like it’s definitely happening

Free As A Bird and Real Love have been updated on youtube to display (1995 Mix) and (1996 Mix). Think we can all guess what’s coming next… 🥹

@gimmesometruthp @AbbeyRoad Same – a truly incredible experience. Can’t believe it was four years ago though!

Four years ago today, I had the privilege of walking these hallowed halls! What an amazing place, rich with my favorite history 🤩🤓🎶 Who else has been? #AbbeyRoadStudios #AbbeyRoad #Beatles #TheBeatles

@Criminalsimpson I see esk, katarl and pig up youtu.be/st6-DgWeuos?fe…

What’s something you said wrong on purpose due to The Simpsons?

@KwikWarren This photo is from 2013 but yes he does look great for 85 gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-ph…

Ringo might be the most youthful 85-year-old I’ve ever seen.

@BooksBeatles Came here to post this

@GeorgeMOfficial Probably his last truly great live vocal performance, right up there with Somebody to Love. The full version is incredible youtu.be/3WaVSISo05s

#ThrowbackThursday to when George performed 'Brother Can You Spare a Dime?' at Luciano Pavarotti’s Charity Concert in 2000 🎤

What’s the one word you would use that every Simpsons fan would recognize you as one of our own?

@apreciousbox All the more extraordinary that he recorded the vocals a-cappella in one take

@ATRightMovies Fargo obviously. But just how good was she in this

What is the first film you think of when you see FRANCES MCDORMAND?

@ATRightMovies Sideways 10/10

What is the first film you think of when you see PAUL GIAMATTI?

@RealEmirHan An extraordinary scene from an extraordinary film. For those wondering how they did it here’s a good article variety.com/2015/artisans/…

@crazymandance is this the only actually live performance of Amazing? Other tv appearances seem to be lip-sync and 25Live is in a lower key youtu.be/WJjnAxNNECI?fe…

@jakecoyleAP That’s a great description actually. Can’t imagine what it’s like to see him at a small venue. And a great set - minus Come on to Me but I guess he has to play something new (wish it was Dominoes). Congratulations

Not sure how to properly describe Paul McCartney’s Bowery Ballroom show. He began with Hard Days Night, ended with The Weight. He played Blackbird solo. He rocked the s*** out of Jet. I staggered out into the snow outside.