King Features Syndicate's COMICS KINGDOM has changed its page layout, and the effect on my phone is that the strips are too small to read and, unlike the way it was before, I can't stretch the size of the on-screen image to make it readable. There's
Joe Sinnott's last inks before his retirement (I assume) appeared in the Sunday papers this last weekend. Not in the Saturday last new SPIDER-MAN strip but the Sunday MUTTS!:-$ I can't link. Please?
With the recent release of The Unknown Anti-War Comics, Yoe Books publisher Craig Yoe has once again proven that comics can and do attempt every topic under the sun – and that he is going to bring them to us
I was the Nickelodeon animated feature - and TV series pilot - " WONDWR PARK ". I Enjoyed it,, though the critical response appears not to have been great.
The " cute zombies " that are the villains could perhaps break out, like the Despicable Me M
Are you worried that when “Shazam!” comes out April 5 that you won’t be conversational about him? Take heart! Here are 20 Fun Facts to Know and Tell About Shazam:
On Jan. 17, Warner Bros. announced that the debut of the next Superman movie – the one tentatively titled Batman vs. Superman – has been pushed from July 17, 2015, to May 6, 2016. Injuries? Script problems? We don’t know. What we do know is that the
I have wanted to start a thread like this for a long time, but I am now getting around to it. This thread is not only for the official Elseworlds books, but also for books not in continuity, like unofficial entries into the Imaginary Stories category
I was reading Sgt. Fury and His Howling Commandos #43 this evening and ran across this crossover appearance by DC Comics' 1950s and 1960s superstar Bob Hope.
In the Dallas, TX, suburb of Kemp, a billboard has appeared on a public highway in Calvin from CALVIN AND HOBBES peeing on the Dallas skyline as a protest against the removal of Confederate Memorial. I'm not absolutely sure it's Calvin, the picture
How about comic book stories being re.ade by new regeimes, or the same one, after the original version? The most famous here might be Mort Wesinger's remakes of earlier Superman stories. Did this practice on Superman predate Mort's tenure?
In other words, a short timeline of things that I remember off the top of my head that Bill Beechler is interested in. (I haven't watched/read most of this stuff, so no guarantees of accuracy.)
32 BBY: Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi meet Anakin