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Tory justice secretary Chris Grayling enacted a ban on sending reading material for prisoners as a way of throwing red meat to his base, who bay for maximum cruelty to “bad people” — but a high court judge agreed with English PEN and the John Howard society and struck down the ban.

The case was brought on behalf of  Barbara Gordon-Jones, imprisoned for arson, who holds a PhD in literature and wanted to read  Alan Bennett, Monica Ali and the dialogues of Marcus Aurelius.

MARVEL ANNOUNCES ‘AVENGERS: NO MORE BULLYING’ COMIC, BULLIES GET VIBRANIUM SHIELDS UPSIDE THE HEAD

By Chris Sims

It was only last month that Marvel revealed a set of anti-bullying variant covers designed to get kids to stop being complete jerks to each other, but apparently, it seems that an image of Gamorra offering to space-murder a group of mean children wasn’t enough to solve all the problems. As a result, Marvel has taken the next logical step: A full-length anti-bullying comic featuring the Avengers, Spider-Man and the Guardians of the Galaxy, all teaming up to try to put an end to bullying once and for all.

The result is the upcoming Avengers: No More Bullying #1, which will feature stories by Gerry Duggan, Sean Ryan, Jody Houser, Carlo Barberi, Tana Ford and Marcio Takara involving the Earth’s Mightiest Heroes, all wrapped up in covers by Paul Renaud and Pascal Campion. And seriously? All joking aside? Campion’s cover is one of the best I’ve seen from Marvel in a long time.

A comic about Seagulls. If you feel like this comic doesn’t accurately represent you, and that you personally don’t act like this, good. That means this comic isn’t about you.

31 Days of Halloween The Simple Art of Reaping

So here’s a thing.