For the first several years, I merely called them "best of" lists. Then, two years ago, I changed that to "YEBO," which stands for "Year End Best Of."

I gotta be honest with you, I really hate the name YEBO. It sounds like a character from Star Wars and I find myself always needing to remind people (and myself) what it stands for. That kinda defeats the purpose, don't you think? If you have to remind people what it means, then it's not working in the way an acronym should. Acronyms should make life easier, not more difficult.

What also happened last year is that I, unintentionally at first but intentionally as the lists continued, was creating lists that were only seven items long. It happened first due to a lack of viable entries, then because it was easily reduceable to seven, and finally because I just liked it. I want to keep that going. I see so many Top 10 or 50 or 100 lists. Seven just sounds nice. It's a very overlooked number, I think.

So, while I've been tracking my comic book reading and music listening so far this calendar year, I found myself continuing to think in terms of seven. Top seven, next-best seven, not-worth-your-time seven. It's been fun.

Then I realized that "seven" rhymes with "Kevin." And just like it was kismet, I came up with "Kevin's Seven"!

So, what do you think? Ditch "YEBO" for "Kevin's Seven"? I'm not going to set up a survey for this. Just "yes/no" in the comments.

I may even try to come up with a cheesy graphic for it. Maybe.