Is Harley keener in any of the comics? I read he wasn't and the actual character that becomes iron lad was named Nathaniel richards but I came across this article
Harley Keener (Earth-SD01)
It says harley keener becames ironlad in a multiverse.
It seems some bean counter made an error recording the tax rebate the production was supposed to get from the state of North Carolina ... and the true number is about a third of what was expected.
I usually only post in the Mr. Silver Age Forum, so a lot of you fine folks probably don't even recognize my name, but I was in the CBGxtra forum for years and years, and have hovered over the Mr. Age section since it was launched. Anyways, I wanted
We begin with the three-part pilot, "Saga of a Star World", first broadcast September 17, 1978.
Summary: The humans of the Twelve Colonies are ambushed by their old enemies, the robotic Cylons, Most of humanity is wiped out, but one battlestar, th
I did a little digging around and it looks like this version of the Comics Cave will be 10 years old tomorrow. I was curious about how old the present site was and investigated a bit. The members section can be sorted by "Recently Added" so I went
A couple of weeks ago on Cap’s “Golden Age of Reprints” blog, Luke mentioned The Watcher’s early solo back-up features which ran in Tales of Suspense and Silver Surfer, but there was some confusion as to whether those stories were originals or reprin
Just watched this again last night. I've seen every story from this period so many times I've lost count, so I think it's safe to say I've given it every chance. It was very impressive at first... but I always felt like I was missing something regard
This is the famous "unfinished story" by Douglas Adams, that was never completed owing to industrial action. Scenes from this were used in "The Five Doctors" to create a presence for Tom Baker's Doctor when he refused to appear in it.
The Legion of Superfluous Heroes will have to carry on without me this week, as I will be away from the Comics Cave on an important case of my own: Monday is my 30th wedding anniversary.
I trust you can handle things like the Infinite Final Identity
iZombie, Lucifer and Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. – three shows whose obits had already been written – returned this month. Oddly, it’s only the zombie show whose death will stick.
1)"Leave the girl - it's the man I want." That's kind of sloppy - leaving a potential enemy just like that. I hate when characters do stupid stuff just to serve the plot.
2)I suppose they did the best they could with the regeneration.
1)Like "Revenge of the Cybermen", this was one of the stories that Philip Hinchcliffe felt stuck with by his predecessor, Barry Letts. In the end, he ended up making the story quite a bit more graphic and intense than Letts would've done. Nation did