The action picks up here with baby Hazel as a toddler, as promised by the ending of the previous volume. The family is undercover: Marko is a house husband (who wears b
One of the bloggers here had a post a ways back about the warehouse of a record club that used to advertise in 1970s comics being located in his area - now deserted and slated for blow-down , I suppose .
Titles listed in the Comics Guide come from the weekly list at the Diamond Comic Distributors Inc. website, and are subject to change. The information in the Comics Guide comes not only from Diamond but from solicitatio
Scott McCloud has been so influential as a comics theorist--most notably in his book Understanding Comics–that his work as a cartoonist can be overlooked. It doesn't help that his most substantial creative
I realized today, apropos of nothing, that I could name five comic-book characters off the top of my head that were modeled on movie stars. Fred MacMurry was famously the inspiration for Captain Marvel, while Marvel's Fandral was based on Errol Flynn
I note this as a curiosity, I've been scanning my comic book collection into iPhoto for a while now and when my computer died last weekend I got a new mac mini with a new iPhoto program. I was looking at Howard the Duck 24 and when I zoomed into
The retcon is official--Tony was now in Afghanistan, not an undisclosed Asian country, when he got the shrapnel in the chest and met Yinsen.
It works for me, but it was a bit disconcerting to the anal retentive continuity geek that still lurks in th
My computers been giving me problems for months and finally went over the weekend. Even though I can't really afford it I went and got a mac mini. Looking at it now I'm struck by two things, 1) it's about the same size as my ZX-81, the first comp
1985 was a year of change for the New Teen Titans. Not that any year is static in a comic book series but 1985 was more turbulent than most. Characters came and went. Even more noticeably, artis
A celebrity glares. A community burns. A child’s heart breaks. A recipe summons a ghost. A dying woman makes her peace. An art form sustains the spirit. In You Don’t Say award-winning graphic novelist Nate Powell
NBC is floating the notion of bringing back Law & Order for a 10-episode limited series, says Deadline Hollywood Daily: "NBC Eyes ‘Law & Order’ Limited Series"
No details on what story they might tell, but they have approached Chris Noth, Sam Waters
A slow boil for me. Scary like several earlier ones, but somehow, much harder to understand. I had to see this at least twice, maybe three times, before I had a real grasp on what the HELL was really going on. Watching it again tonight, I noted a lot