The Teen Titans Project, Part IV: The “Joker’s Daughter” Years (1976-1979)
“They’re back at last!” At least that’s what DC proclaimed on the cover of Teen Titans #44 (Nov. 1976). After a three-year hiatus, the Teen Titans were back in costume and
I’m enjoy this this as much as any (and more than most) of “The New 52” but it suffers from rotating artists syndrome: three artists in three months: Kieth Giffen, Tom Grummett, Jim Starlin. All of them are fine artists and any of them would be good
I bought a MMPB of the most recent Sue Grafton mystery in her Casey Malone series , W IS FOR WASTED , indulging myself in advance in anticipation of another hospital stay (a week-and-a halfish after the last one) .
While he was most famous as the announcer for Saturday Night Live, if you're an American TV watcher between the ages of ten and ninety, you've almost certainly heard his voice, even if you've never seen SNL. I remember first hearing him
CAPTAIN VICTORY & THE GALACTIC RANGERS: Writer Joe Casey is taking a somewhat different approach to this title than he did toward the Kirby-ish Godland. Frankly, the art is a bit too “experimental” for my taste, but I’ll give it another issue or two.
Who got killed ? (Spoilers) I saw a Bleeding Cool column that some character was being killed " in a really final way ~ even if they do come back to life , it will be like never before " , etcetera , at least I think 'twas BC .
An epic 26 centuries in the making: In the aftermath of a galactic war a hundred years long, Odyssia the Clever Champion and her compatriots begin their
Chris Metzen & Flint Dille (w) • Livio Ramondelli (a & c)
END OF THE ROAD! The final secrets of war for CYBERTRON are revealed! Everything has been leading to this—war has engulfed OPTIMUS PRIME’S world, and MEGATRON s
When George Perez left Marvel Comics for DC in 1980, he worked out a deal with his new bosses. He would draw one title of their choice and one of his own. DC assigned him the flagship J
THE DELINQUENTS #1 (of 4, Valiant, $3.99): The new kid on the block launches a miniseries combining the stars of their two funniest books, Quantum & Woody and Archer & Armstrong. It's superhero-ish action, but should also serve as an antido
It's funny when I was a kid growing up watching BSG and Buck Rogers I didn't realize at the time that Buck Rogers was in a sense a reboot. Same premise as the old one really, man out of time, but updated with special effects and attitudes. Dated look
I've been far too busy to pay attention, but in Pandora and Batwoman today there were the 'five year ahead' notices for the next issues, does that mean that the storylines I've been following are now in the scrap heap permanently and they'll pick up
I've been hanging onto the DC train for years waiting for a clear opportunity to jump off, and here it is. Anything they publish from that point on, I'll read the reviews and, if it seems like something I'll like, I'l
As some may remember from the old board I have a ton of comic books that I have never read. My goal is to read at least one a day (yeah right), and when it strikes my fancy to do so to review that comic here. Once again join me as I plow through year