Right and wrong is something I've often been criticized for when it comes to comics. When it comes to those two concepts I'm fairly unyielding. There is one, there is the other and from some people I expect one, from other people I expect the other.
A Riverdale Zoo field trip goes bonkers when Sabrina’s magical cat Salem mis-casts a magical spell, turning Archie and the gang into animals! Not only that, but they’re turning everyone they meet into animals as well. Can the gang escape
This year's Silver Age Trivia Challenge at C2E2 was tight-fought contest, perhaps Mark Waid's closest brush with defeat yet. He led only 490-410 going into the Lightning Round, where questions were worth 50 points apiece!
If you recognize that sound effect, then it’s clear you are reading or have read IDW’s line of Godzilla comic books. Because that’s how The Big G expresses himself in those
During the 1960s I was a big reader of the Silver Age comics. I especially enjoyed such types as Unknown Worlds, Forbidden Worlds, Adventures Into the Unknown, and similar genre.
In one of the many I read was one story titled GUOGG. Guogg was
Easier to put them both in one thread because they are basically the same book. Delayed, but at least they managed to put them into the lcs on the same day. It does fill in some blanks anyway.
First up Forever Evil 7 or as I like to think of it "
Warner Bros. Home Entertainment released May 20 another straight-to-video animated movie, called JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time, in which Lex Luthor (and friends) goes back in time to prevent Superman from coming to be, while Superman (and the JLA)
In some ways this reminds me of the JLU show and the aftermath of the Cadmus attack. The most puzzling about the issue though is a two page splash page that never happened during the entire FE storyline.
This caught my attention because of the cover. Inside is an Indian or Far Eastern tale that reminds me of a sword and sorcery Conan or Red Sonja story, but with more clothing and no blood. The main character is a princess who renounces her thrown
My apologies for diving into the Superman Mythos again so soon but with all the talk of the Man of Steel sequel with its too-horrible-to-contemplate Wonder Woman rumor, it got me thinking about Superman's home turf. Krypton is a fascinating place con
Fist off great cover, a tribute to D&D artist David Trampier
http://www.tor.com/blogs/2014/03/david-a-trampier-obituary
The main story has all of the characters in the element. They are all having the time of their lives, despite the antagonism betw