When Superman inaugurated ACTION COMICS with its first issue I always thought he was instantly recognized by the company as a big draw. Of course, he was an unknown quantity, being the first comic book superhero. It turns out that 3/4 of the first e
Read more…In an interview with CBR, he states that Action Comics #16 and Batman Inc #12 will be his last issues. He is finishing the 8 issue Multiversity mini and has a few pages to go on a Wonder Woman project. Then, that's it for the foreseeable future.
Read more…Grant Morrison and Gene Ha have produced a comic that is so incredibly timely given the Avengers and Before Watchmen stuff that...I'm kinda speechless.
Go...read it...and see if the irony of the ad placement for Before Watchmen in this issue doesn
Read more…In another thread where there was a discussion on the r:anking of heroes, someone said a major hero is one whose secret identity is well-known to the audience. That got me thinking about action figures and how they usually don't make the heroes' alte
Read more…My co-worker's husband runs Online Action Figure Entertainment, a website dedicated to collecting action figures and offers reviews for them too.
The other day he got a really neat figure in the mail -- a homemade action figure from a U.S. Soldier in
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Mr. Doctor Who (Father's Day, Human Nature) and MI:13 is taking over the title this summer with Woods and Finch as artists. How did I miss that announcement
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