On Sunday, I visited an antique store in Harrisburg, Pa.
One of the attendants at the place pointed me to a box of comics, and I was surprised by the contents. All early 1970s books. All in good shape. A few Marvels. Lots of DC. A few Gold Keys too.
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This is the shortest-URLd of several posts I saw regarding the " Governator " comic-book and cartoon project , involving Stan Lee and Arnold Schwarznegger , that's been involved .
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Read more…Out here in San Francisco , a local movie theater is showing a film titled " BACK TO SPACE-CON " , a documentary about Bay Area Star Trek and scienc fiction conventions in the 70s .
The film would appear to be a fairly low-budget production - it se
Read more…The most recent character I’ve read from Mystic Comics #1-4 is Dynamic Man. I don’t remember how (or if) JMS dealt with his origin in The Twelve, but it’s pretty weird here! Dynamic Man is apparently an artificial man created, Frankenstein style, in
Read more…If this is an old and tired discussion, I apologize in advance because I am new to these here parts. It is just I seem to recall a comedy/spoof comic of the late 80s/ early 90s. Does that cause anyone else to recall anything or is it a memory trick.
Read more…Now...all we need is a great team on a Firestorm book and Brightest Day will have been worth it.
Read more…I was flipping through some Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe and noticed this one. Would it surprise anyone that a big percentage of the "deceased" are walking around today? Let's see:
Bucky: once the Holy Grail of Dead Heroes, now the new, s
Read more…The Hawkeye: Blindspot mini is both a great read and a frustrating one as well. This is the *SPOILER* here though it may be a little obvious. Hawkeye is going blind due to an injury suffered during Widowmaker. Tony Stark creates a device to help him
Read more…http://www.newsarama.com/comics/Marvel-15-love-110316.html I was a big fan of Andi Watson's Skeleton Key back in the day...I'll probably pick this up.
Read more…http://archives.tcj.com/3_online/f_curtain.html I mentioned this in the comics magazine/fanzine thread and thought I would post the list for others to see. At the end of the 90s, the primary staff of The Comics Journal each submitted a list which be
Read more…It's a Will Eisner's Spirit theme for some reason today. Interesting. Figured this was old news around here already!
Read more…http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/03/24/bookshelf-mike-kelley-kandors/ Man, I would love to have one of those.
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I was reading the Daredevil collection "Lone Stranger" last night which reprints some of the Ann Nocenti and John Romita, Jr. Daredevil issues from the 80s. I get to issue 270, which is the introduction of B
Read more…I've been impressed and surprised by recent books that are interesting, well drawn and just plain entertaining. So I thought that I would mention them and see what the rest of you think.
DC:
Batman Beyond-- Terry McGuiness lays down the foundation fo
Read more…http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=31312 Take a look and then come back to discuss...
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Funerals for characters in both Amazing Spider-Man and Fantastic Four were depicted in wordless stories in this week. While it's hard to get too worked up...these are characters in superhero comics...there were a couple of things that hit me.
Read more…what's folks heres poinion of the Superman/Batman title from DC? does it sell good? i think it operates on a concept somewhat like Marvel's Marvel Knights titles did (are those still going?) where the stories "aren't nessecarily in continuity",right?
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See Batman, Inc. #4...
I love you, Grant Morrison...oh, and your fantastic artist this time, Chris Burnham!
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