It’s summertime, and a half-century ago, if you were a DC fan, it meant the arrival of the annual team-up between the Justice League and the Justice Society. In the spirit of those fondly remembered sagas, I’ve dedicated this year’s quiz to Earth-Tw
I thought it might be interesting to put together a list of features that started in the back pages of a title, and graduated to the lead slot, or the lead slot in another title. I'll add to the list any suggestions.
We lost a legend today: June Foray, the voice of Rocky and Natasha from Rocky and Bullwinkle, Granny and Witch Hazel from Looney Tunes, Cindy Lou Who from How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and many, many more films and TV shows. Sept. 18 would have be
Catching the Comic-Con crowd by surprise, producers of FREEDOM FIGHTERS: THE RAY unveiled the first look at footage from CW Seed’s newest, animated DC Super Hero series, the first Super Hero show to feature a gay character in a title role. The reel
Do you want to know the top five reveals from the San Diego Comic-Con? How about the top 10? How about AS MANY AS I CAN FIT IN THIS COLUMN? That’s what I thought. (Note: Release dates subject to change.)
Writer Paul Dini had a dream job during the 1990s: scripting the hugely popular Batman: The Animated Series and Tiny Toon Adventures. There was sufficient
Dark Days: The Forge came out this week, and considering it's the Next Big DC Thing, I assume some of us are reading it. It brings a lot of older DC concepts back, an starts exploring some new ones, as well. And it seems wholly differentiated from th
Day 2: Friday, 7/21:
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Day 4: Sunday, 7/23:
I don't know if I need to say this -- y'all probably know -- but I'm putting the information officially released from San Diego on the Facebook page. Go there to comment, or c
Most movie, TV and comics companies are keeping their powder dry for Nerd Christmas, otherwise known as Comic-Con International: San Diego (July 20-23). But Archie Comics has anticipated the show with a numbe
>Although I've been around here for a good long while, I'm one of those who were "imported" into this Forum following the implosion of Mr. Age's old CBGxtra Forum.
I'll be at GSCF tomorrow and Sunday with a bunch of Good Ideas Comics! Oddly, I'll be in the Villains area at table V10. Stop by and say 'Hi' if you'll be there!
I also just got the confirmation! The Elvis Files #1 will be on sale t
The Fourth Doctor — Tom Baker The Fifth Doctor — Peter Davison The Sixth Doctor — Colin Baker The Seventh Doctor — Sylvester McCoy The Eighth Doctor — Paul McGann Leela — Louise Jameson Nyssa — Sarah Sutton Peri —
Martin Landau, the all-purpose actor who showcased his versatility as a master of disguise on the Mission: Impossible TV series and as a broken-down Bela Lugosi in
Synopsis: If you remember the Sixties, they say, then you can’t have been there. The Doctor remembers the Sixties. That’s why he’s taking Nyssa on a trip back to November 1963. Back to where it all began. Back to the bir
Read some complaints about this story's racism on a blog. Here's my reply...
When I came in, Leela was running thru the sewer, chased by a giant rat. Perhaps it was the SAME giant rat seen in THE NEW AVENGERS episode, "GNAWS"? Anyway, NA got here