Over in Howard Bagby's discussion "A Batman A Day", I mentioned that after Denny O'Neil became editor of the Batman titles, we saw the beginning of the overexposure of the Joker. O'Neil became the editor with Batman 401 and Detective 568, cover dated
So I finished my latest reading project, which was "Marvel Now" Avengers. That was, in effect, the complete runs of Avengers, Avenger A.I., Avengers World, Mighty Avengers, New Avengers and Secret Avengers. For purposes of clarity, it is the runs of
So just for stars and garters, I decided to throw together a comic book quotes contest. I'm going to list 30 quotes, and your job is to identify as many as possible.Some of these quotes will be beyond simple to identify as they're so famous. Others..
Doctor Who and the Tenth Planet was the first Doctor Who paperback I read, not only because the final episode is missing from the BBC archives, but more importantly because it deals with the Doctor’s first regeneration. Unfortunately, the regeneratio
I recently received a couple of collections of these (Thank you!). I vaguely recall reading an issue or two back in dinosaur times, but most of these are brand new to me. So, here are some superficial impressions!
This collection reprints stories from Jungle Action #6-24 and Black Panther Vol. 1 #1-10. Stories are written by Don McGregor and Jack Kirby, and penciled by Rich Buckler, Gil Kane, Billy Graham, Keith Pollard and Jack
With Dr. Strange premiering Nov. 4 – and already getting great reviews – we all need a refresher on Marvel’s Master of the Mystic Arts. Here are 21 Fun Facts To Know and Tell about Dr. Strange:
The Easter eggs have been coming in such large baskets on genre TV shows, that even non-comics viewers can probably guess them. Let’s try a quiz and find out: