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Check out this review by Chris Sims and then head on over to the Riverdale High group to join the discussion!
Read more…I picked up the DVD set for Season Thirteen of The Simpsons, which included Episode DABF13, "I am Furious (Yellow)". The reason I mention it here and not in the TV section is that Stan Lee did a guest voice appearance as himself in that episode, and
Read more…I am reading a trade called The Essential Showcase 1956-1959. Obviously, it contains the first appearance of the Barry Flash version of the Flash. In the second story of the comic the villain calls him "The Scarlet Speedster", and my question is, was
Read more…Except for a small handful of reprints, the vast majority of Superboy stories I have read are from the post-Adventure Comics #347 era. For many years, the DC universe had gotten by without a Superboy (without a Clark Kent Superboy, anyway), but that
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Watch it ... it's pretty darn interesting!
I just saw this on Threadless.com...apparently they came out on Thursday....
Jill Thompson, Tony Moore, Cliff Chiang, and Art Baltazar have each designed a t-shirt for them, which combine to tell a short narrative: Thompson's is issue one, Moore's is
It was OK, I guess. The artwork was certainly very competently done The story seemed kind of, I don't know how to put it - just sort of negative. I mean, I understand, it's a war comic - you're not getting My Little Pony, or what have you. I just di
Read more…Ummm---Interesting?
Issue 50 of the book came out this week, concluding the story that began around the time of 9/11, and ends close to the present day.
SPOILERS TO FOLLOW
[Another thread in our Morrison Reading Project.]
Issue #701
Part One - The Hole in Things.
SPOILERISH
I had wondered before this came out whether these two issues filled a genuine gap in Morrison's epic Bat-narrative - one that Morrison
Read more…Okay, I have a question about the Red Hulk that's really kind of stupid, but it's just something I'm wondering about. It can't be asked without discussing the identity of the Red Hulk, which I'm assuming everyone knows at this point, but just in case
Read more…Valiant treated Gold Key's Magnus, Robot Fighter 4000 A.D. as something of a "Magnus: Year One" and they made their series a sequel, set beginning in 4001. I'm not sure that's the case with Dark Horse's series. It seems to me to be more of a ground l
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That's a holy grail of comic book history, folks.
Read more…So I just finished Neil Young's Greendale, with script by Josh Dysart and art by the amazing Cliff Chiang, and... well, the art is by the amazing Cliff Chiang!
The art is gorgeous. Gorgeous! Here's a page:
If you're following the stip currently...
I think he's dead...if it was any other strip, I'd say it was a dream sequence...
Read more…I was born in 1969, so...
70s - Marvel's Star Wars comics
80s - Zot! by Scott McCloud (it started in the 80s)
90s - Starman by James Robinson
00s - Scott Pilgrim by Bryan Lee O'Malley
How about you?
Read more…Superman - "Grounded" began...see the big thread for thoughts
The X-Universe - Wow...Second Coming ended with a bit of "uh, oh" and a bit of hope. Scott disbanded X-Force, but Logan secretly created his own X-Force team. X-Force: Sex and Violence
Read more…"Marvel Premiere" and "Marvel Spotlight" were Marvel's 70s' version of "Showcase". Among the heroes featured were Hercules, the Warriors Three, Woodgod, the new Ant-Man, Paladin, the Falcon, the Scarecrow, Man-Wolf, Satana and Alice Cooper. I found i
Read more…I haven't bought any books from Comixology yet -- though I suspect it will be the way I catch up on Irredeemable and Incorruptible, and other Boom material that interests me -- but I was wondering if anyone knew why the last new releases on the Comix
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