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Read more…I just saw some scans from Adventure Comics #397, where Supergirl teams up with Wonder Woman. However, of interest is that a couple of times during the story, Supergirl uses super-telepathy to get information from people. Was this some power she had
Read more…I've been watching Batman '66 in order for the first time -- on H&I, not MeTV (sorry Me) -- and I just hit the first episode of Season 2.
Is it just me, or did Batman get new ears for the new season?
Read more…One of the comics picked up yesterday had an in-house add for The Adventures of Jerry Lewis. On the cover it shows him facing a barbarian while Wonder Woman (not in her normal costume, a red top and white skirt) is promising him help. Anyone ever
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Read more…I think I like the shows. 45 minutes to park, 20 minutes in line and the attachments will show the crowds. Forget seeing any of the celebrity guests, it was all I could do to get to discount long boxes.
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Spidey faces off against The Vulture in this concept art for Spider-Man: Homecoming. Vulture doesn’t look like an old guy does he?
By Andrew A. Smith
Tribune Content Agency
Spider-Man: Homecoming arrives July 7, and with it a
Read more…I cannot find a thread like this one. If there's a thread like this one, feel free to move this comment.
Anyone think of an old comic you read that, even with the help of the Almighty Google, you cannot find or identify?
I recall a horror comic I saw
Read more…Whew! I don’t think I’ve ever had every question in a quiz shot down as fast as they were this year. Clearly, I underestimated the popularity of the Silver-Age appearances of the Justice Society heroes. My Earth-Two questions proved to be not as d
(I'll do a spoilery review later.) Saw this last night at the De Lux over to Holtsville. I enjoyed it a lot. I was a little concerned when I heard that Hideaki Anno was going to direct it - he's brilliant, but a little bit screwy, and I was afraid
Read more…Haruo Nakajima, the first man to wear the Godzilla suit, has passed away.
A great loss. With the advent of CGI, there will never be another like him.
A.D.: After Death
Scott Snyder, writer; Jeff Lemire, illustrator
Image Comics, 2017
Dystopian science fiction has become an increasingly crowded genre, but Snyder and Lemire have managed to come up with a unique concept--and they execute it brillia
Read more…I'm planning this one (plus upcoming projects for Detective and Sensation Comics) to be fairly brief. In this project, I'll be covering the Superman stories from Action Comics #1-12. If someone would care to pick it up from then, please feel free.
Read more…I was sorting through my books and came across this one. James Blish did all the original adaptations of the episodes and wrote this one. Seems it would be good for a comic and I don't know all of the ones they did adapt.
Read more…This month's Previews has The Falcon #1 solicited for October in Marvel's post-Secret Empire books. I am saddened but not surprised. I knew that Sam Wilson's run as "THE" Captain America was limited, Marvel knew it was limited and if Sam was real, he
Read more…With the Netflix series scheduled to drop Aug. 18, I'll be writing about its comics counterparts. What are your favorite issues, themes, stories, characters or memories of Defenders? I may use 'em in a column!
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Charlize Theron stars in Atomic Blonde, loosely based on the graphic novel The Coldest City.
By Andrew A. Smith
Tribune Content Agency
All the big news from Comic-Con International: San Diego in the last few weeks has drowned o
Read more…It seems to me that Commissioner Gordon and Perry White ought to have figured out that Bruce Wayne is Batman (Gordon) and Clark Kent is Superman (White).
Why?
Because they're both intelligent people with a great deal of experience in professions
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