For those of us born after 1966, or at least reading Amazing Spider-Man after issue #40, when Jazzy John Romita Senior showed us the identity of the Green Goblin, we have always accepted the fact that the original Green Goblin was Norman Osborn.
I bought AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #1 and SPIDER-VERSE TEAM-UP #1 tro-day , the " officiasl start-up " , apparently , of the " Spiderverse " multi-crossover , in the shop here in Seattle that could become my LCS . I have not even opened them yet .
As most of us know, Johnny Quick activated his powers using a mathematical formula. Also, notoriously, Dr. Sivana came up with a formula that when spoken allowed him to walk through walls. Later, Captain Marvel himself used the same formula for the s
We, the members of Action Lab Entertainment are mourning the passing of one of our own. On Monday, November 3rd, 2014, Jeremy Dale, Creator of SKYWARD passed away. Jeremy was a friendly, ene
Yes, I remember Fantasy MasterpiecesMarvel Super-Heroes, a great 25 cent squarebound book that served for a while as the showcase for new ideas, one-shot try-outs, and odd-pieces.
There are lots of examples of ideas, pairings, combinations and plot-twists that occur early in comics, and are seemingly forgotten before someone else picks them up and runs with them.
Let me point on one or two that I'm aware of as examples:
Old Smeller came to live with the Mills family when Hobby was five. At first he was so savage they had to bind him to a post with a chain. He howled with rage and strained at the
Warren Ellis to relaunch Dynamite's Superpowers Universe
Dynamite is honored to announce that Warren Ellis, one of the greatest and most respected comic book writers in comics, will be working with Dynamite for the very first time! War
After reading the Power Girl/Harley Quinn comic I was bugged by a memory, Before I really got into comics I remember reading some in a dentist office when I was a kid, and I was sure that the Joker once took advantage of a amnesia stricken Creeper. H
There weren't any further Silver Age revivals from the Golden Age after the Spectre (as far as I know - does Red Tornado count?), which has always been a disappointment to me. I think Wildcat, Black Canary and Dr Fate would have made interesting rebo
Here's a blast from the past, 10 years ago in fact,in CBG #1600, to celebrate the holiday weekend and reinforce that, even in the Silver Age, they couldn't all be gems:
The 2004 Mopee Awards!
Cover your eyes! Hide the children! It’s that time once ag
I am struck by the bold-face lying that occurs on the most recent "The Avengers" #21 cover.
This was the issue that was promoted heavily as "Storm is now an Avenger"...complete with a cover that shows her standing front and center, displaying her lig