Has anyone been reading this? I read issues 1 and 2 yesterday. They were funny. I had worried that they wouldn't be, because Christopher Priest, the original writer, is off the title. But James Asmus (who writes Gambit, but I don't read that...) does
Read more…The Adventure Time Encyclopedia
Abrams Books
Martin Olson
19.99
What could have been presented as a character guide, such as Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe or DC's Who's Who, takes a little side-step here. The Adventure Time Encyclopedia d
Read more…The below is derived from dialogue given in the various episodes of the program. Currently it only covers the history of the island prior to the arrival of the castaways on the island. Eventually, I intend to cover the events of the series itself.
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Read more…Press release today...
Thursday, January 20th, 2011 By Jim Lee As of January 2011, DC Comics titles will no longer carry the Comics Code Authority Seal of Approval. In 2011, DC Comics will employ a rating system consistent with that of the rest Read more…
Okay, I know I started another thread with this same title, but the search function on this website absolutely sucks, I'm sorry. I did my best.
Anyway, I wanted to say that I bought the entirety of Planet Hulk today at 99c an issue. I used an iTunes
Read more…I'll get the obvious contrast out of the way first: Masterworks is a hardcover, full-color reprint series, usually covering 10-12 issues, and is a high-ticket item, as they say in the retail sector. Essentials is a softcover, black and white reprint
Read more…So, who's buying the new Astro City series? How'd you like the first issue?
How'd you like American Chibi? Adorable? Annoying? Adoraboying?
Also, does anyone have any guesses as to the identity of the Broken Man? I do, but I'm not going on a whole l
Read more…Help, I can't find the place where we used to post requests for help to locate specific issues or collections...not that it ever got much traffic.
I need a little help here, and don't know where to post this.
I bought the first Atlas Masterworks vol
Read more…I have just one (coverless) copy of Harvey Comics' WARFRONT, which only had four issues but apparently continued numbering from some other title. The featured character is a "combat-happy"-- oops, make that "blast-happy" topkick named "Dynamite Joe."
Read more…After a recommendation by someone on this board, I ordered a copy of "Was Superman Really a Spy?" by Brian Cronin. It's a clever premise for a book, promoted as a National Enquirer tabloid book, but really just highlighting interesting background o
Read more…Anybody going to Dragon Con this year? Has anyone been before?
My parents now live in Atlanta. I'll be visiting them the same weekend as Dragon Con and thought about checking it out. Just seeing if anyone would recommend it.
Read more…Can I just say that James Spader as the voice for Ultron in this movie is perfect?
Almost as great as the voice casting of Will Arnett as the voice of Batman in the Lego Movie. Almost.
Read more…PATTERNS OF FORCE was described by someone at the IMDB as "the serious version of A PIECE OF THE ACTION". That's about right. Unlike the alleged "parallel evolution" of THE OMEGA GLORY and BREAD AND CIRCUSES, the gangster planet and Nazi planet wer
Read more…Losers Special #1
1985
Cover art by: Joe Kubert
Story: Losers Die Twice
Writer: Robert Kanigher
Pencils: Judith Hunt & Sam Glanzman
Inks: Mike Esposito
Sgt. Rock and easy company are pinned down by the German's in Hell's Corner. He is on the radio
Read more…Marvel First: WWII Superheroes
Collecting first appearances of Timely characters
Writers, artists: Various
Marvel Comics, $39.99, color, 456 pages
I learned more than I expected from this collection.
I had planned to skip it, because I've read most
Read more…Roy Thomas Presents The Heap Volume Two
Collecting Heap stories from Airboy #52-82 (Jun 48-Dec 50)
Writers, artists: Various
PS ArtBooks, $49.99, color, 242 pages
As I've observed elsewhere, the Golden Age of Reprints is revealing the origins of mod
Read more…The Simon & Kirby Library: Science Fiction
Writers, artists: Joe Simon, Jack Kirby, et al
Titan Books, $49.95, color, 352 pages
Of all the books in the S&K Library, this is the one I was most eager to see, as it was the one I knew the least about. A
Read more…Harlan Ellison's 7 Against Chaos
Writer: Harlan Ellison
Artist: Paul Chadwick
DC Comics, $24.99, color, 208 pages
When I got this book, I couldn't wait to read it, and planned to build an entire Scripps column around it. It's a science fiction story
Read more…Her latest introduction seems a little over the top to me, but I haven't read too much and mostly know her from the Crisis on Two Worlds animated movie. But I'd say her new lasso definitely looks more dangerous than Diana's ever did.
Read more…Here's the link to the 2002 script.
I read it and the only thing I will say is that it is dark and it reads like an Elseworlds story. They say that this was supposed to be the first step in resurrecting a Batman franchise but I don't see it in this s
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