SHIELD is the newest Marvel title by Jonathan Hickman. The story is the secret history of the Marvel universe and the history of S.H.I.E.L.D.
The story starts in the '50s with a young man named Leonid who is taken to an immortal city under Rome. He
Read more…Could this make for a good "set in one of the worlds of the Multiverse story"?
Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards Nominees 2010
Best Short Story
• “Because I Love You So Much,” by Nikoline Werdelin, in From Wonderland with Love: Danish Comics in the 3rd Millennium (Fantagraphics/Aben malen)
• “Gentleman John,” by Nathan Greno,
All of the following collections have been solicited for release on the same day!
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Bloom County Vol. 2
Buck Rogers Vol. 4
Girl Genius Vol. 9
Rip Kirby Vol. 2
George Perez JLA Vol. 2
GrimJack: Manx Cat
Neil Gaimam/Charl
Read more…I just did some bitchin' about the Blog Posts in the "So now that we've been here for a while" discussion, I want to say: I love the Groups. It's like clubhouses within our Cave; almost like a county fair (stay with me, I promise it will make sense,
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Dark Horse - Tom, my brother-in-law as of this coming Sunday, was asked me if there were more Serenity comics out there. He's read everything so far and was looking for more. Luckily, I can direct him to Serenity: Floa
Read more…I recently picked up a Man-Bat special from 1984 that reprinted three of his earliest appearances. They weren't bad, but they didn't blow me away. I also have a book & record comic that i think is an original story, and I've read his self-titled seri
Read more…Don't count on receiving all your Marvel titles this week. My LCS manager told me yesterday and CBR confirms that many Marvel books were damaged in transit from the printer to Diamond Distributors. Marvel's going back to press and the affected books
Read more…I think April's is already out, but I just finished my March one today.
Some of you might enjoy this extended essay on the Watchmen and it's place in superhero comics history.
Who Sent the Sentinels? by Andrew Rilstone
It's very long - about 60 pages, but I loved it. There's a lot of genuine insights here, as he com
Read more…I am the very model of a modern major general, I've information animal and vegetable and mineral, and nickel, neodymium, neptunium, germanium, and iron, americium, ruthenium, uranium. The quick brown fox something something the lazy dog, Spoiler, spo
Read more…At the start of the 70s, the Super-titles consisted of Action Comics, Superman, Jimmy Olsen, Lois Lane, Superboy and Adventure Comics (starring Supergirl). These were all being edited by Mort Weisinger, except Superboy which he’d left in 1968. Weisin
Read more…So the one thing that struck me when reading Siege #3... ...am I really supposed to believe that the Fantastic Four and the X-Men were just standing around watching this humongous superhuman battle on TV without feeling any obligation to do anything
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Where you're from and your life experiences alter who you are and how you react to events. Take a look at this writer's take on the topic...
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Marvel is proud to announce the return of Marvelman to shelves everywhere with the release of Marvelman Classic Primer #1 in June! Who is the mysterious Marvelman? And just why is he one of the most enduring super heroes of all time? The answer
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