Ask a comics fan about his favorite artists and he can rattle off a list of names without a moments hesitation. Rarely do those lists include artists who work in a humorous vein. To give the folks who put the "funny" in funny books their due I came u
I was watching the Kirk Allen Superman serial Superman versus the Atom Man when I realized I couldn't recall if there was ever a Lex Luthor in the 1952 tv series. Was there?
I apologize if this has already been posted. This news is about a week old.
Anyways Marvel will have an event this Summer called Secret Wars that will be a combining the 616 Universe with the Ultimate Universe. After Secret Wars we'll get an All-New
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis, the next entry in the popular, ongoing series of DC Universe Original Movies, is available today -- January 27, 2015 -- from Warner Bros. Home Entertain
This morning I finished The Sixth Gun Book 7: Not the Bullet, But the Fall. I only recently read that the creators' creed for the title is "no one is safe" (just like The Walking Dead). That's certainly proving true here. The previous collection had
It seems standard now, but aside from Arkham (which may have been the first) most of the comics I remember reading as a kid showed supervillains in normal prison garb in normal prisons. I'm sure even Lex was in a normal prison in one story.
Marvel Comics is supporting the film with a new Ant-Man series beginning this month, and this prose novel arriving in July. Copyright Marvel Entertainment Inc.
Ultron nearly destroyed humanity in the 10-issue, 2103 series Avengers: Age of Ultron, but
I've been studying Roman history and I remembered an annual where Thor and Loki ended up being involved in the Trojan war and at the end of it there was a promise that the next years annual would showcase the true founding of Rome. Some of the legend
Had an unexpected day off, so I plunged into several Marvel cartoons someone gave me on VHS, including 1960's Cap and Sub-Mariner, 1966 Spider-Man, 1981 Spider-Man (the solo, not Amazing Friends), 1982 Hulk, RoboCop (huh?) and even the 1996 version o
In comments that I have made here and in Mister Silver Age's forum (may it rise again), I have asserted that the DC Multiverse (Pre-Crisis) had contained several versions of Plastic Man and, by extension, Blackhawk. But then I started thinking down a
NEW ONGOING SERIES FROM DARK CIRCLE! “Daughter of the Revolution, Part 1” Since the dawn of the republic, whenever her country faces its blackest days, she returns: a spirit of the revolution sent to fight for what i