I purchase two kind of " modern-day undergrounds " recently , one a conventional-sized comic book with 28 regular pages in b&w and covers of the same stock with outside color , the other an album-sized paperback book in B&W with a slick cover .
I live with Holly, my wife of 13 years, and my three 7 year old daughters. Given that they live with me...comics are always around. Holly cut her comics teeth on the same books many of us did...Disney, Mad magazine, comic strip reprint books of Gar
Been hectic financially the past few months, very seldom get to a comic book store so I've missed some of the indy titles I follow and the chain store I went to didn't have them. So I subscribed to one, Knights of the Dinner Table and it looks
If you haven't read about it , it has come out that Mike Pence , in a 1999 column/piece , criticized the Disney film MULAN and basically suggested that the film , or at least the spin/approach of the film , was a " mischievious liberal at Disney "'s
It is one thing to bring fictional characters back from the dead. But an entire comic book title?! What are your opinions on DC comics looking to bring one-shots of previously cancelled series? Here is past information on the topic:
http://www.comic
10 you-count-'em CWII tie-ins this week; 11 if you count Gwenpool. That's a lot! At least some of the miniseries are coming to an end this week, so the count ought to go down from here on in. Who can afford all this, anyway?
I'm reading the Huntress backup in a 1982 issue of Wonder Woman and this is the scenario: Batman is dead, and the Huntress is Gotham's new protector. The intro points out that this is "a world different than our own", but never tells us which one. An
I just saw this on Threadless.com...apparently they came out on Thursday....
Jill Thompson, Tony Moore, Cliff Chiang, and Art Baltazar have each designed a t-shirt for them, which combine to tell a short narrative: Thompson's is issue one, Moore's is
While I was posting to another thread, (Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman) I recalled several TV shows that I had no choice but to watch, because my grandparents watched them, and I had no control over what was on. I was interested in what you folks had to
I always get a kick out of reading the posts in response to one of my quizzes. I get to see the sharp headwork you fellows apply, and there’s always one or more of you who manage to dodge a snare I’ve laid down. You’re a tough bunch to fool.
I watched a lot of Popeye cartoons when I was little, and to the best of my memory, the only ones worth re-watching are the ones made by the Fleischer Brothers, who also made some excellent Superman cartoons, as well.
Legionnaire Joe Sherrod has a friend who owns this charcoal drawing by Milt Caniff. Does anybody recognize it as a character from any of Caniff's strips? Or as a real person of the time? Or something else?
Marvel has sent five teasers this week, one a day. Each one was simply the letters "MU" on a black field with two names underneath; one name was always Cullen Bunn and the other was that of an artist. Now we get the sixth teaser below, which explains