I recently started re-reading this and decided it would be fun to view it as a project of sorts. The modern Marvel Universe has its beginnings here and I find it fun to revisit it from time to time. I'm at FF 17 now and may finish the volume today (i
Read more…I've read three volumes of Showcase Presents: Aquaman and have come to one conclusion: Aqualad was the single most useless and annoying sidekick of all time. He has the same powers and skills as Aquaman, much like Robin, Kid Flash and Speedy. Howev
Read more…Reed Richards — member of the super hero group the Fantastic Four and dubbed Mr. Fantastic by millions. A man of incredible brilliance. Reed has time and again used inventions of great technology to defeat the super-villain menace. Fellow genius Tony
Read more…Eduardo Barretto, artist of the newspaper comic strip Judge Parker and former artist of The New Teen Titans and other comic books, is off the strip for the immediate future because of meningitis. Judge Parker writer Woody Wilson told the Associated
Read more…My first two Tarzan comics were Tarzan #223 (the final chapter of Joe Kubert’s adaptation of “The Return of Tarzan”) and DC 100-Page Super-Spectacular #19. Shortly thereafter I acquired the two DC Treasury Editions which reprinted Kubert’s adaptation
Read more…I love Blackest Night, but I am tired of everyone assuming there will be a white lantern (or lanterns). It's too easy to go there--I think Geoff Johns is a better writer than that. Infact -- If there's a white lantern, I'll frickin, wear white underp
Read more…I took a chance and I'm reading Showcase Presents Challengers of the Unknown volume 1. I'm about halfway through, having read their original Showcase appearances and the first seven issues of their eponymous title. Based on what I have read thus far,
Read more…I couldn't think of any. Does The Flash have any villains that are strictly his own, whom are universal threats?
Read more…The first results are in! You can read all about it and talk all about it here.
Read more…DC declared this a week of big announcements for projects for 2010. It started on Monday, with the announcement of the Brightest Day bi-weekly series by Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi. It continued on Tuesday, with the announcement of a second bi-wee
Read more…http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=23952 Interesting article...what do you think?
Read more…http://www.newsarama.com/comics/091207-Earth-One-DCU.html Are you ready for more Superman and Batman origin stories? Granted, I'll certainly read anything Johns and Frank put together. Something tells me that, although we're starting with Clark and
Read more…The Baron dedicates this review to his good friend, Chris Fluit. Are you sitting comfortably? Then here it is: Meh. Thank you, drive through.
Read more…... the series from the late 80's that ran 31 issues, plus one Annual, all written (I believe) by Doug Moench? And how about the Hal Jordan as the Spectre series that ran from 2001-2003?
Read more…http://www.dodgemlogic.com/ And there he is...talkin' and smokin' for our pleasure...
Read more…the run by Mike Grell and the run by Chuck Dixon on the G.A. series that ran from 1988-1998?
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