The Sixth Doctor, my least favorite Doctor overall, is my third most favorite (behind the Eighth Doctor and the War Doctor) on audio. Like the other two [who got only a single outing as the Doctor (and a shared short feature) on the small screen], th
If you have a taste for genre films – those with an element of the extra-normal – be of good cheer: There are more than 40 scheduled for wide release in 2017. With the caveat that release dates are subject t
I usually don’t like it when comic books become overtly political. I realize that’s not a universal opinion. Paul O’Brien of “X-Axis” and “House to Astonish” has chastised X-Men comics for not reflecting current eve
She is the daughter of Henry “Ant-Man” Pym. She has taken on the legacy of Pym’s former partner, Janet Van Dyne. She was raised in the Red Room, the Russian espionage school that gave us the Black Widow.
In previous years, this was a memory box so we didn't miss any good nominations for the Cappies. With the Cappies hypertimed away, that doesn't mean we have to discontinue these threads. I've always liked going back at the end of the year and seeing
In past Christmas Deck Log entries, I’ve written about wondrous events that took place when people were imbued with the Christmas spirit, that feeling that transcends religion and fills one with the hear
As announced at the San Diego Comic-Con this year, Ghost Rider is joining the cast of Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. with the launch of Season 4 on Sept. 20. But if anyone is expecting to see Johnny Blaze
Brian Wood, writer; Danijel Zezelj, artist; Dave Stewart, colorist
Image, 2016
In Vol. 1 celebrity chef Gavin Cruikshank got drawn back into his cooking game show Starve after years of self-imposed exile. In the process he had to fac
I haven't listened to it yet, but there's an interview with Burt Ward on a recent episode (#135) of Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast. It's a good show, and Gil and Frank do a lot of research and ask great questions. (I really enjoyed a re
This has always been one of my favorite FF covers and I recently found a library with an overhead scanner so I could scan the oversized treasury editions. Anyone know who drew this?
I was watching the classic tear jerker "An Affair to Remember" with my wife during the recent Holiday Season! The one with Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. Anyway I noticed at least two Superman referrences in this movie! One of the side characters is
Over the past couple weeks, while on break from school, I've thought multiple times as I've looked on the stack of unread books on the shelf in office, the piles on my nightstand and next to my bed, and the digital downloads that have been on my iPad
I like doing the Comics Guide, as I feel as if I'm keeping a Comics Buyer's Guide tradition alive, plus it keeps me up to date on comics I don't read. And it's fun! But I feel that lately the cost/benefit ratio
From the looks of todays strip at least some of the characters from the Lil' Abner strip are showing up in Dick Tracy. I am curious to see how Daisy Mae would look drawn in this style.
Saw this episode last night. It was a pretty funny pastiche of American super-heroes. I liked Justin Chatwin and Charity Wakefield playing the "Clark Kent/superman" and "Lois Lane" roles, and their interaction with Peter Capaldi's Doctor, who was al
With the coming of another Silver Surfer title this week, I have to ask the question: Why? Do we consider the Sentinel of the Starways a relevant character or the product of a by gone age? Can he be a believable protagonist or simply Marvel's most ha