Earlier tonight, I go to check out a new gym ... it's a branch of a chain I already belong to, but somewhat closer to home. I get a quick tour from one of the staff, lock my stuff in a locker, go do a short workout, return to the locker room ...
I was curious how many of you out there go through CGC or another grading company to get books graded? When buying a book, do you seek out a graded slabbed copy?
It seems like most folks here are more into the hobby because they love comics, not re
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 solicitation
When you look back over the history of the New Teen Titans -- or any comic, really -- some years stand out more than others. Some years are remembered for their greatness, while others
Over the years, a great number of characters have started out with one power set, then received "upgrades" as time went by. Superman could fly, Black Canary could summon birds and then received sonic powers, the Beast mutated, Emma Frost mutated, Su
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
As I mentioned once, a while back, I got into Marvel Comics late in the game. Outside of glancing at an odd issue or two on the coffee table at my barber shop, I didn’t start reading Marvel in earnest until 1965. One of the first things that struck
He was a character who shouldn't have gotten off the drawing board. After the success of GHOST RIDER, a man cursed by Satan, the next step was to feature the offspring of the Devil. He could have only been created in the 1970s with Marvel's more lax
Now I know that we all know that the Girl of Steel and the Boy Wonder knew each other and were on good terms and were amicable but why weren't they closer? I'm not talking romantically though they would make a cute couple. But as fri
Started reading Letter 44 Volume 1: Escape Velocity this morning, which collects the first six issues of the series. It's a great concept: newly elected President Stephen Blades opens a letter from his predecessor which immediately changes the agend
Wizzywig: Portrait of a Serial Hacker is Ed Piskor's first graphic novel, published by Top Shelf in 2012. I've had it on my Kindle Fire for awhile from one of the Humble Bundles, and my three-day weekend is a good time to finally crack it open (virt
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 solicitation
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
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