Bought and read The Twelve: Spearhead #1. Enjoyed it.
There is a promo in the book that claims that The Twelve #9 is "Coming Soon". I'll believe that when I see it.
With DC's Brightest Day, Marvel's Heroic Age, an Astonishing Spider-Man and Wolverine title, plus a whole lot more high profile comics on the way... what are you looking forward to? And, 'cause it always makes things more interesting, why?
The USA Today reviewer mentions it in his glowing review of the iPad. CBR has a wee bit more.
The big question: Will digital and print versions be available on the same day?
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=24471
Hmmm...just Tiny Titans for my girls, Sherlock Holmes vs Victorian zombies for me, and The Flash, because I lerv the art of Francis Manapul, for the middle school library.
Read more…Neil Cameron's A to Z of Awesomeness. Personally digging 'D', although I think the wrong Doctor won.
Read more…For anyone else who's reading this Greg Rucka book from Oni...there is a sequence near the end involving a coffee shop and bike messengers that, well, I'm not sure what was happening. Can anyone help?
Read more…I rarely buy new music any more, not because current music is bad, but because I have so many records and Cds already that having any more seems pointless. Nevertheless, I recent popped into a used CD store just to look around, and in the 99 cent bin
Read more…Give The Best Of The Following:
1. One-Shot
2. Mini-Series of Less Than Eight Issues
3. Mini-Series of Eight Issues or More
4. Ongoing Series that Ran Less Than 100 Issues (But More Than 30)
5. Ongoing Series that Ran More Than 100 Issues
. . . bloomin' Green Lantern! http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/ I'm sick of it, | tell ya! That dead horse will be thoroughly flogged.
Read more…My son Pat has a confirmed internship at an undetermined movie studio this summer, and he just had a 45 minute phone interview with a major studio. He'll be happy with any studio, of course, but this one mentioned a salient point of relevance to thi
Read more…I'm inclined to think educational comics should be good teaching tools, but perhaps I'm misled by my own love of comics. I remember reading a comics account of the Burke and Wills expedition in primary school. It extended my knowledge of the events a
Read more…Barnes and Noble has MAD's Complete Don Martin on sale. Hopefully, it isn't an Amazon thing going on.
Here's a letter I got this week. Is the guy right? Hello. I recently read your article about the upcoming roster for the Justice League. You had a couple of mistakes when it came to two characters. 1) Freddy Freeman is not the new Captain Marvel.
Read more…This volume reprints Wonder Woman #138-156 All stories are written by Robert Kanigher, and drawn by Ross Andru. So, I picked this up hoping that the stories from Volume 2 would get better, or at the very least keep pace in quality with the previous
Read more…http://www.newsarama.com/comics/marvel-april-2010-solicitations-100119.html Hey, Chris, Power Pack is back...
Read more…http://www.comicsalliance.com/2010/02/03/the-racial-politics-of-riverdale/
I saw this cover in Previews and thought, hey, even Archie comics have finally made it into the 21st century.
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