A five-volume series reprinting The Rise and Fall of the Trigan Empire, a landmark 1960s science fiction series which rivalled Game of Thrones in popularity and was the precursor to every mythic sci-fi adventure to come! Under the leadership of Trigo
I did a search, and I didn't see a Stargirl thread... so here's one, fresh for Season 3!
In my opinion, it's an excellent superhero show, full of optimism and humor, with writing that's still sharp and from the heart. It's chock full of Easter eggs
Jeff of Earth-J has a lively discussion going on in "The Silver Age Superman", regarding Supergirl and how Superman did and perhaps alternatively should have handled the Girl of Steel when the 15 year old arrived on Earth. Obviously, Superman created
One of my hobbies (well my main hobby actually) is re-drawing covers from the silver-age and trying to make them as close as I can to the originals. I draw by eye only - no tracing allowed. One of the ways I make sure not to cheat is that I draw my
I thought about putting up a spoiler warning, but surely it cannot be a surprise to anyone that she's coming back from the dead as a mutant. I liked her original costume better, but the new one isn't godawful, I suppose.
Collects on odd grouping of Selina Kyle stories, from Batman #1, Batman #355, Catwoman (1989) #1-4, Catwoman (1993) #54, Catwoman (2002) #25, Catwoman: Secret Files and Origins #1 and Superman's Girl Friend Lois
OK, Legionnaires, it looks like it's really happening: Most of this site's data has been copied to a new Ning 3.0 site: captaincomicsnew.ning.com. Theoretically, that means that when I give the OK, Ning will do some magic to make the new site take ov
Mister Mammoth Matt Kindt, writer; Jean-Denis Pendanx, illustrator Dark Horse Books, 2023
This graphic novel from Kindt's Flux House imprint had a French edition, which indicates the stylistic feeling of the book. It is very European in tone, which
