Michael K. Vaughan

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Weekly Reading Report 11/17/25
Weekly Reading Report 11/17/25
Random Update 11/14/25
Random Update 11/14/25
Jimmy Olsen: The Giant Turtle Man!
Jimmy Olsen: The Giant Turtle Man!
Reading Report 11/11/25
Reading Report 11/11/25
Adaptations
Adaptations
My 100 Favorite Classic Books
My 100 Favorite Classic Books
Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu - Illuminated Edition from Beehive Books
Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu - Illuminated Edition from Beehive Books
Marvel’s The Monster of Frankenstein
Marvel’s The Monster of Frankenstein
My 20 Favorite Book Covers
My 20 Favorite Book Covers
Weekly Reading Report 10/27/25
Weekly Reading Report 10/27/25
Reading Speed
Reading Speed
Conan: The Frost-Giant’s Daughter - The Dark Horse Comics Version
Conan: The Frost-Giant’s Daughter - The Dark Horse Comics Version
Weekly Reading Report 10/20/25
Weekly Reading Report 10/20/25
Reading Volume 1 of Amazing Spider-Man (1962-1998)
Reading Volume 1 of Amazing Spider-Man (1962-1998)
The 500 Book Challenge! 200 Books Left!
The 500 Book Challenge! 200 Books Left!
Weekly Reading Report 10/13/25
Weekly Reading Report 10/13/25
BookTube is Awesome
BookTube is Awesome
Hawkeye, the Marksman
Hawkeye, the Marksman
Revisiting The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
Revisiting The New Annotated H. P. Lovecraft
Weekend Reading Report 10/4/25
Weekend Reading Report 10/4/25
Hellboy: The Corpse by Mike Mignola
Hellboy: The Corpse by Mike Mignola
A Random Reading Ramble
A Random Reading Ramble
Weekend Reading Report 9/27/25
Weekend Reading Report 9/27/25
An Outdoor Channel Update
An Outdoor Channel Update
Revisiting the Ancient Greek Historians
Revisiting the Ancient Greek Historians
Good vs. Evil
Good vs. Evil
Conan the Barbarian: The Twilight of the Grim Grey God
Conan the Barbarian: The Twilight of the Grim Grey God
Weekly Reading Report 9/16/25
Weekly Reading Report 9/16/25
Robert E. Howard’s El Borak
Robert E. Howard’s El Borak
The Weirdness of Turning Television Shows into Comics
The Weirdness of Turning Television Shows into Comics