ACTION COMICS #4
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #675
ANIMAL MAN #4
AVENGERS WEST COAST AVENGERS HC SINS PAST
AVENGING SPIDER-MAN #2
BAD DOINGS BIG IDEAS A BILL WILLINGHAM DLX HC
BATMAN NO MANS LAND TP VOL 01 NEW EDITION
BATWING #4
BETRAYAL O/T PLANET O/T APES #2 (OF 4)
BLACKEST NIGHT POWER RING SPECTRUM SET
BLOOD RED DRAGON #2
BOYS #61 (MR)
BREED III #7 (OF 7) (MR)
BRIGHTEST DAY TP VOL 01
CAPTAIN AMERICA CORPS TP…
Added by PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod on November 30, 2011 at 9:08pm — 12 Comments
ANDIE AND THE ALIEN GN
ANGEL & FAITH #4 REBEKAH ISSACS VAR CVR
ANGEL & FAITH #4 STEVE MORRIS CVR
ANGEL THE END HC
ARCHIE #627 (ARCHIE MEETS KISS PT 1)
ARCHIE #627 (ARCHIE MEETS KISS PT 1) VAR CVR
ARON WARNER PARIAH #4 (OF 4)
AVENGELYNE #5 CVR A LIEFELD
AVENGELYNE #5 CVR B GIENI
AVENGELYNE #5 CVR C STINSMAN
AVENGERS ORIGINS THOR #1
BATMAN ODYSSEY VOL 2 #2 (OF 7)
BATMAN ODYSSEY VOL 2 #2 (OF 7) VAR ED
BEAVIS AND BUTTHEAD…
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Friends, I’ve never taken the time to say this before, but I deeply appreciate the fact that you’re reading this. It means you’re taking time away from the Big Game on TV, or from nibbling at the bowls of pre-feast snacks, or discussing politics with your oddball uncle, the one who insists that the Commies spiked our drinking water with saltpeter back in the ‘50’s to reduce…
Added by Commander Benson on November 24, 2011 at 6:30am — 4 Comments
By Andrew A. Smith
Scripps Howard News Service
The Flash has always been an important character in DC Comics mythology, and Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato, co-writers of the super-speedster’s newly re-launched title, plan to keep it that way.
“I think he’s a central character,” Buccellato, who is also the…
Added by Captain Comics on November 23, 2011 at 11:54pm — 1 Comment
I’m not the Silver Age expert on this site. We have Captain Comics, Commander Benson and Mr. Silver Age for that. Hey, I wasn’t born until almost halfway through the ‘70s. But I thought it would be fun to put together a list of the best characters from the ‘50s and ‘60s anyway. Consider it an outsider’s perspective on which characters were interesting, timeless,…
Added by Chris Fluit on November 20, 2011 at 8:00pm — 14 Comments
27 SECOND SET #3 (OF 4)
5 RONIN TP
ALIENS FAST TRACK TO HEAVEN HC
ALL STAR WESTERN #3
ALPHA FLIGHT #6
ANNIHILATORS EARTHFALL #3 (OF 4)
AQUAMAN #3
ASTONISHING X-MEN #44
AVENGERS ORIGINS SCARLET WITCH & QUICKSILVER 1
AVENGERS SOLO #2 (OF 5)
BART SIMPSON COMICS #65
BATGIRL TP VOL 03 THE LESSON
BATMAN THE BLACK MIRROR HC
BATMAN THE DARK KNIGHT #3
BETTY PAGES ANNUAL SC VOL 01 (MR)
BILLY TUCCI A CHILD IS…
Added by PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod on November 18, 2011 at 9:45am — 10 Comments
'Marzi' demonstrates life behind Iron Curtain through child's eyes
By Andrew A. Smith
Scripps Howard News Service
I doubt very many of us have wondered what it was like to grow up as a little girl in Communist Poland, but after Marzi: A Memoir (DC/Vertigo, $17.99), I doubt many of us will ever forget it.
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Short films featuring DC comics' characters will be shown on the Cartoon Network channel in 2012. It would be interesting if persons from the indie film and indie comic book industries would be invited to use the company's characters.to tell stories.
Added by Julian Gift on November 13, 2011 at 5:17pm — 4 Comments
"We have met the enemy and they are us" -- Pogo Possum
The latest episode of The Walking Dead had me thinking about the line above, perhaps the most famous quote from Walt Kelly's long-running comic strip, Pogo. It reminded me of a thought that occasionally flits across my frontal lobe about how so many of our iconic monsters seem to represent the threat not just of death, but also -- and maybe moreso -- turning Us into Them. If you squint just right, it…
ContinueAdded by Captain Comics on November 12, 2011 at 4:00pm — 7 Comments
I read an article last week on Grantland.com in which editor Bill Simmons tried to challenge the conventional thinking on film star Eddie Murphy. He argued that Murphy had one of the greatest runs ever for a comedian and that a swoon later in his career doesn’t take that away. He claimed that Murphy’s later work, while inconsistent, hasn’t been entirely bad (Bowfinger and…
Added by Chris Fluit on November 11, 2011 at 7:30pm — 4 Comments
By Andrew A. Smith
Scripps Howard News Service
It doesn’t seem probable, but a new graphic novel with Batman at the center of a classic Christmas story is simply terrific.
Lee Bermejo writes and draws Batman: Noël ($22.99, DC Entertainment) which tells of a Batman/Joker battle through the lens of A…
Added by Captain Comics on November 10, 2011 at 11:30pm — 8 Comments
68 HARDSHIP ONE SHOT
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #674
AMERICAN PIN UP HC
ANDREW LOOMIS FIGURE DRAWING FOR ALL ITS HC
ANNE RICE SERVANT OF THE BONES #4 (OF 6)
ARCHIE BEST OF SAMM SCHWARTZ HC VOL 01
ARKHAM HORROR DANCE OF THE DAMNED
ASTRO CITY THE DARK AGE BK 2 BROTHERS IN ARMS
ATOMIC ROBO GHOST OF STATION X #3 (OF 6)
AVENGERS #19
AVENGERS ACADEMY #22
AVENGERS ORIGINS LUKE CAGE #1
BACK ISSUE #52
BATMAN #3
BATMAN A DEATH…
Added by PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod on November 9, 2011 at 7:38pm — 9 Comments
By Andrew A. Smith
Scripps Howard News Service
Occasionally someone executes a standard storytelling device with such dazzling skill that it reminds you why that device became standard in the first place. Rebecca Guay is that someone, with A Flight of Angels (DC/Vertigo, $24.99).
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Added by Captain Comics on November 5, 2011 at 10:14pm — 2 Comments
Added by PowerBook Pete, the Mad Mod on November 2, 2011 at 5:00pm — 9 Comments
The Addams Family or The Munsters?
Darrin # 1 (Dick York) or Darrin # 2 (Dick Sargent)?
These are three of the great television debates of the 1960’s, and thanks to the magic of…
ContinueAdded by Commander Benson on November 2, 2011 at 1:39pm — 14 Comments
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