I started reading Dune by Frank Herbert today. It's pretty interesting so far and I'm already up to page 76.

DC Superhero Girls
Book 4

Doctor Who The New Series Adventures
Book 8

The Expanse
Book 9

Legend Of The Seeker
The Nicci Chronicles Part 2

Star Wars
All books not yet finished

Star Trek Enterprise
Book 08

Star Trek Discovery
Book 4

Star Trek TOS
Book 004

Star Trek TNG
Book 002

Star Trek DS9
Book 02

Star Trek Voyager
Book 003

I'm finally starting Jonathan Hickman's X-Men run.

Ooooh, you'll have to post your thoughts! I really love it, but it's a pretty huge change for the franchise.

Finished reading Dune yesterday. It does make feel like wanting to read Dune Messiah and Children of Dune somewhere down the line. But for now, I am currently reading Interview With The Vampire and I am planning to read The Vampire Lestat and Queen Of The Damned sometime after that.

Dude how does Moira's power works? At first I thought she was reborn throughout decades but it seems like she's reborn in an alternate timelines/universes.

My understanding (and it's been a few months since I read it) is that she's the powerful mutant who ever existed. When she dies, she restarts the universe at the moment of her birth (or conception). She can only do it a set amount of times (with some narrative wiggle-room), and she's currently on her last life in the ongoing X-Men series.

Ahhh so that's why when she's revived it's a bit like a groundhog day kind of reset. I'm still reading through House/Power of X trade.

Yeah, everything resets, except her memories. She remembers all of the lives she's lived and all of the knowledge she gained. Each new life becomes a different experiment, a different attempt to create a positive outcome. It... it is not easy!

I remember when the second issue of House of X came out. (I run a comics shop in Chicago, I don't know if I mentioned that.) People were pretty excited for HoX/PoX, but no one really knew what the story was supposed to be yet. When that Moira X issue came out, it was seismic. The scope of the story was so far beyond what anyone expected, and it lit a fuse on X-Men fans. No one sat on the sidelines after that issue came out. Everyone needed to know what happened next.

Man I really want to experience a comic book store someday.