The future is a pretty interesting place to be, especially in comics. Stories set in the future have long been a comic book staple from early days of Buck Rogers in the 25th century to last year’s big hit Saga. Some of comics’ greatest stories w
Having given up on monthly comics, I'm only now getting to this final Hellblazer collection, the end of the series, and probably the end of the character as we have known him for all of these years. It's a very generous collection, which includes the
I didn't see that Jeff had done this for this month, yet. Kind of shocked really. This is for comics and other stuff that will theoretically be sold in November.
1. Sorry Dark Horse that last Ghost miniseries didn't interest me enough to now buy into
Tom Beland, artist of "True Story Swear to God" and writer on a few Big Two books here and there, offers this interesting opinion over on his Facebook page:
My thought on Marvel's/DC's war on marriage..? I kinda agree with them.
Ah, Lady B., aka Zinda. There will never be another you, though some may try to pass of an earlier woman in uniform as LB, none equal you. Comic fans can keep their Black Widows, their Catwomen, their Batwomen, their Scarlet Witches...YOU were the
Hopefully someone can answer this for me. On one of the older incarnations of this board there were several polls conducted. I think they were done by Culture Vulture and dealt with "greatest runs," "greatest mini-series" etc... I was wondering if th
Aug. 26, 2013 -- Back in the days before Hollywood made comic-book stories familiar to the masses, and most folks thought superheroes were kid stuff, we comics fans knew better. We knew that certain characters told some universal truth, or touched a
Our discussion in Superman's Trials & Tribulations about how often Mort Weisinger used continued stories prompts me to post my (two-part) column from CBG #1527-1527 (Feb 2003) discussing that topic. I've edited it into one column so you can just keep