SONIC THE HEDGEHOG #228 "Genesis" Part Three: The most talked-about story in Sonic comic history continues as Sonic brings a curious new face into his adventures: Miles Prowe
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In a lead up the the new DC relaunch one of the local comic book shops had quite a sale. This culminated in a 90% off sale today. It started at 10% and then went up another 10% every day. There were a few caveats for the sale: Comics before May, Supe
Hey, a heads-up: Comixology is selling every issue of Incorruptible for 50% off the download price through 9/1. They're 99 cents an issue, making them actually only 25% of the cover price of the $4 book.
However, in the interests of fairness, and of maintaining my "cred"* as an up-to-date comics fan, I have decided to give four of the new DC titles a ch
1970s BATMAN: Of the three that shipped last week, I think the Batman one was the best (my favorite, anyway). I won’t say that the main story (by Len Wein and tom Mandrake) really convinced me it was a “lost comic book from the ‘70s,” but it did remi
ClarkKent, IIRC, used to post these every year on the old boards. It's the annual list from Beloit College that describes the incoming freshmen, in this case, the class of 2015. The one that really grabbed me I included in the title, but here's som
There hasn't been much said about the Vertigo line while DC has been busy relaunching the DCU. But it clearly is going to be offering a reduced release schedule: my first clue was seeing that both of Brian Wood's ongoing titles (DMZ and Northlanders)
I have been playing golf for the better part of 2 years now. I'm horrible. But I have fun with it and can see myself slowly improving. I took a golf class 6 years ago as my last class in college. I learned a lot but didn't play much after that. Some
Although I had never read it myself, this series was mentioned quite frequently on this board (mostly positively) in the wake of Identity Crisis and its aftermath, so last week I bought the first of (presumably) two editions reprinting the series in
Today’s the day True Believers! Kicking off Ultimate Comics Reborn is the can’t miss book of the year – Ultimate Comics: Ultimates #1 from the superstar creative team of Jonath
Had DC taken the radical approach back in the Silver Age of making Hawkgirl the leading character and Hawkman the junior partner, would the series have sold better?
In my opinion, that's a maybe. The best Silver Age Hawkman stories were the ones t
