I love Dorkin and Jill Thompson's stories about a group of neighborhood pets who stop metaphysical creatures as seen in the Dark Horse Books of Hauntings, Monsters, etc. Now, they're getting their own mini in September and Evan is asking folks to pr
Read more…http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=21999 So, Luke Skywalker's mama as Nurse Jane. What do you think about that?
Read more…I love Wolverine: First Class because it takes me back to the tail end of "my" era of the X-Men. Of course this also means I'm hypersensitive to errors that creep in. For instance, in #15 as Kitty harangues Logan incessantly, one of the things she sa
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Read more…http://www.comicsalliance.com/2009/05/28/dwayne-mcduffie-fired-from-jla-for-saying-too-much/ This is just sad on a lot of levels...this man was a major force in making the JLA cartoon the great thing it was... ...I hope to see a lot more McDuffie i
Read more…From "Lying in Gutters" today: "I understand that Boom Studios has won the comic book license for "Walt Disney Comics And Stories," "Mickey Mouse And Friends," "Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck," "Donald Duck" and more. Boom has recently shown much
Read more…http://www.comicsalliance.com/2009/06/26/the-5-greatest-michael-jackson-moments-in-comics/ Yes...he really did try to buy Marvel Comics once...
Read more…As the storyline leads into a BIG event on July 1st (which has been spoiled in NY newspapers)...Marvel has decided to give #600 a couple days head-start this week and allow comic shops to start selling it today...Monday.
Read more…Stopped by the library again today (I know, shocking!) and came home with the following: Heroes for Hire: World War Hulk Jack of Fables, vols. 1-5 New X-Men: Childhood's End vols. 2-5 New X-Men: Hellions Spider-Man/Red Sonia World War Hulk: Frontlin
Read more…OK...this is a pretty great book that I and about 10 other people will read and enjoy. It's very much Sex and the City in the Marvel Universe with a really horrible cover. I know that Joe Q said that without a sexed-up cover the fanboys wouldn't even
Read more…Happy birthday, Chris! Give 'em a good sermon and go celebrate!
Read more…Ah, the Annual. When I first started reading comics in the late 1970's, I loved 'em. And why not? For a few extra coins, you got a much bigger comic. And back then, the story mostly stood (or fell as the case may be) on its own. Almost always a done-
Read more…Here's my order...only eight of these comics will be kept by me...the rest go to a bunch of other people (though I may read them first). ;) Dark Horse Usagi Yojimbo #122 DC Comics Batgirl #1 Batman and Robin #3 Detective Comics #856 Batman #689 B
Read more…I had a bad feeling about this month's issue when I saw that it featured the hero with a graphic compound fracture right on the cover. This last issue was so over the top in violence that it simply wasn't enjoyable at all. The reason I was initially
Read more…In his weekly "Things that Made Me Happy in This Week's Comics" post, Scipio mentions a severe change to Black Canary's origin. Anyone know what's he's talking about? I assume it happened in Green Arrow/Black Canary.
Read more…So, this is the one that leads into #600...this is the one that has Peter finally say "I know Norman Osborn and I can't stand by and let him lead the country...I just can't". I can't wait...
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