Does anyone know if there has been a collection of either "Amazing Adult Fantasty" (just the pure Ditko issues) or the entire 14-15 issue run of "Amazing Fantasty"? I've been reading the praises of Steve Ditko's monster work, and thought I might po
If I recall correctly (and there’s a good chance that I don’t), the launch of the original Valiant comics took me a little bit by surprise. I don’t know how that could have been, but I have a memory of seeing several new and unexpected titles all at
If we don't have one already, it seems we should have a general thread for all things Spidey.
Here's a post from the Masterworks board, initially in response to a question about John Romita inking Ross Andru. Gerry Conway's run on the book, in many w
Last night on American Pickers, Frank and Mike are sent by Danielle (to me, the hottest woman on the History Channel) to Pennsylvania where a pet shop owner is selling off parts of his many collections to help send his son to college. He has an exten
That's , roughly , the title of the Bongo CB I bought last time at the ol' LCS !
I would not have suspected that there was that much interest in the Chief's son but it is the first issue of this , apparently ongoing , ( what's the second title abov
I grew up in the ‘70s, right around the time there was a push to make Saturday morning children’s fare as soft and flaccid as possible. I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again: kids hate to be preached at. I liked the Lone Ranger (Clayton Moore) an
John Constantine has been a constant presence in the pages of DC Comics, having first appeared in SWAMP THING in the 1980s and up through his current adventures in the pages of JUSTICE LEAGUE DARK, ANIMAL MAN and S
This summer, a non-comics-reading friend of mine got me into the animated offerings of DC. He first recommended Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. I thought it was alright, but liked the fact that it did include Big Barda and did look pretty nice. I watche
At the end of one of my favorite comic book podcasts, 11 O'Clock Comics, they have a segment called "In Your Travels" right before they sign off. In this segment, everyone gives their weekly recommendation for either a comic book series, trade paperb
My word. I knew this would be good, but I had no idea it would be this wonderful. I really really loved the Hawkman/Hawkgirl story. I realized as I was reading it that this may be the first time I've ever said that about a Hawk-Duo story. I like that
What were your views on The Mighty Comics Group; Archie's attempt to copy Stan Lee's editorial style crossed with some very 'high camp' TV Batman stories?
I remember managing to pick up a lot of these second-hand in the mid-70's and I liked them in