Every week Marvel hogs the Comments section with a flood of number ones, and this week is no different. But at least we get to start with a number one from another publisher: Dynamite. Because Flash Gordon #1 comes out this wee
I saw , bought same , this MEGAMIND - BRILLIANTLY BRILLIANT, semi-book/semi-prestige format ( Actually , it's fairly smaller than a standard comic book . ) pub to-day .
I'd seen and gotten #s 2 and 3 of the standard-format funny book mini-series f
O Capn' , on occasion when I journey to your employer's page , I see reference to the Com'l Apel as being a " Mid-South " paper , that is the phrase it uses for the area it covers .
Just now , I noticed an ad for a chain of tanning -arlors on the C
When we last left the JLD, Zatanna and Timothy Hunter had just disappeared through a dimensional portal, to places unknown. In the first issue here ("Enter the House of Mystery") the group discovers that the so-called Books of Magic that triggered
Deadman has a brief confrontation with a drunk Constantine (who last issue not only ran out on all of them but got tossed out of the House of Mystery by the house itself) and flies off. Zatanna is trying to adjust to her new role as leader, something
While most comic book fans are captivated by zombies, another classic monster is making a comeback. Or coming back at least. Three vampire comics returned from hiatus in the past month, introducing new situations and storylin
Superman: They had to start with Supes, I suppose. Pretty much the familiar origin, told with alternate voice-overs from Lara and Ma Kent. Apparently, New 52 Lara was a soldier, which I'm pretty s
April 1, 2014 -- Last week, the box office charts domestically and internationally were topped by different American movies – and both have comic-book roots.
The big hit was Captain America: The Winter Soldier,
Comics can be many things, from quiet dramas to flights of fancy to superheroic clashes of good and evil. But some times – maybe the best times – they’re just fun.
So I buy 5 different Avengers issues of what I thought were 5 different title down at the ol' LCS , moved in part by an employee there's expression of enthusiasm for Marvel today , saying that Marvel's gotten back to good storytelling or similar . Tw
Law & Order's stock in trade, from the beginning, is the "ripped from the headlines" story -- taking an incident that happened here on Earth-Prime and spinning a thinly disguised version. But the other day, I caught I rerun that followed a news story
When a hero has been around for 50 years, there are bound to be various interpretations. When I started reading Daredevil in the late 70s / early 80s, Frank Miller was first the artist and later the writer and artist on the title. He put a stamp o
I found the subject matter interesting enough to pick this up. So far I've read the Jacosta article and found it enjoyable. I never really thought she worked well with Machine Man, I wanted a romance between her and the Beast, but I've noticed that s
I've been going back and forth with myself on this since yesterday, wondering if I should even ask given how everyone knows how I feel about marvel. But I think this question doesn't go as much to marvel as it does to simple story logic. Scott and co
I didn't want any of you Kirby fans (there must be a few, I figure) to miss this eBay listing. Pricing -- not to mention explanations-- like this don't come along everyday!
As the seller notes, it's the Holly Grail of Kirby art! I don't know who she
To be perfectly honest I never understood the accolades heaped on Milt Caniff, but the light bulb went on this weekend. Looking for something different to read from the comics world, I checked out The Complete Terry and the Pirates volume 2 from the