the 5 (if GCD is absolutely correct) Spider-man titles - series and one-shots - issued during this century with the title of SPIDER-MAN FAMILY (or some close variant of that) (plus a TPB bearing that title , listed but non-pic
I was skimming the channels yesterday and landed on a My Little Pony 90 minute special, where one of the pony's goes through a magic mirror and ends up a human girl. There were some fun bits because she is used to grabbing things with her mouth, n
I saw the premiere of Arrow tonight, forsaking Survivor which I can see later On Demand. I don't watch too many scripted shows these days, except for the WWE! *Zing* I wonder how much Smallville's version had to do with this. Or if The Hunger Games w
From Image comes Ghosted by Joshua Williamson, Goran Sudzuka and Miroslav Mrva, all of whom I am unfamiliar with. It stars Jackson Winters, a thief so cool that he ignores the brutality and violence of prison life, waiting for death to free him. To h
Last week, my wife to be Tracy and I attended Fan Expo 2013. This was my first big convention, and for Tracy, a lot of firsts - first time flying, first visit to Toronto, first time on a subway car, etc. We arrived Tuesday night, spent all day Wedn
I spotted the Previews description and the magazine is going to have final columns and comments from Maggie Thompson. Thought I'd mention this in case anyone missed it.
Another series-ending collection. I'm not sure anyone here has been reading it--at least past the first few issues--but I thought I'd see if anyone wants to discuss it. The first three issues remind me of many of the things I've liked about the serie
This is a great time to be a Captain America fan. With two ongoing series written by Ed Brubaker (Captain America and Secret Avengers) several limited series either already begun or on the way, I thought it would be nice to have a thread in place to
I've sat through the NEW 52 and only bitched a little. I'm actually enjoying most of the Marvel NOW books. I understand that books are written for me exclusively, and when I don't like a book, I normally walk away from it quietly without much grousin
Has anyone been reading this? I read issues 1 and 2 yesterday. They were funny. I had worried that they wouldn't be, because Christopher Priest, the original writer, is off the title. But James Asmus (who writes Gambit, but I don't read that...) does
What could have been presented as a character guide, such as Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe or DC's Who's Who, takes a little side-step here. The Adventure Time Encyclopedia d
The below is derived from dialogue given in the various episodes of the program. Currently it only covers the history of the island prior to the arrival of the castaways on the island. Eventually, I intend to cover the events of the series itself.
Thursday, January 20th, 2011
By Jim Lee
As of January 2011, DC Comics titles will no longer carry the Comics Code Authority Seal of Approval. In 2011, DC Comics will employ a rating system consistent with that of the rest
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I'll get the obvious contrast out of the way first: Masterworks is a hardcover, full-color reprint series, usually covering 10-12 issues, and is a high-ticket item, as they say in the retail sector. Essentials is a softcover, black and white reprint
I have just one (coverless) copy of Harvey Comics' WARFRONT, which only had four issues but apparently continued numbering from some other title. The featured character is a "combat-happy"-- oops, make that "blast-happy" topkick named "Dynamite Joe."