I have long felt that any good online discussion of a comic book series requires at least two active participants... not just two people posting, but two actually reading along... one to provide "play-by-play" and the other "color commentary." Tracy
I've been thinking about Batman, Green Arrow, and the Question. They've teamed up numerous times, beginning in a string of annuals published in 1988. They feel like the Super Friends Batman hangs out with when he's not with his own Bat family, or wit
And in the spirit of patriotism, I call your attention to a moment in Captain America: The Winter Soldierthat put a lump in my throat when I happened to run across it a year and a half ago:
ISSUE #0: Wow, at last a “zero” issue that’s not a total waste of money! Some #0s are just numbering stunts and could well be #1s. I’m not talking about those. I’m talking about the ones that are not truly part of the ongoing series, but do actually
This is the second of Oni Press's new EC imprint (following last month's Epitaphs from the Abyss).
SPOILERS - I generally don't like to know in advance if a story has a twist ending. That itself is a spoiler for me because in the back of my mind I try
It looks like DC Comics are using the Omnibus format as their current way to collect classic material in chronological order. In the past, there have been the Archives series (hardcover, full color), the Showcase Presents series (softcover, black an
The Joker got off to a strong start with not one but two stories in the very first issue of Batman. No clown, he, but a psychopathic thief and serial killer from the very beginning whose murders were nothing short of inventive.
I had to laugh when I saw this cover originally, because it looks like a page of "school notes" from my elementary school days (only with much better art). That's what I did in school: I drew
Has anybody received that message? I have, and I have to believe it, because Ning tells me so. And because I was suddenly unable to upload art. To alleviate the situation, I have committed more money monthly for disc space.