If your city is like mine, the local newspaper isn't running the current Doonesbury strips this week. This is because the strip is talking about the Texas law which requires women seeking an abortion
Just recently, Marvel has released the original Avengers Omnibus... a collection of the first 30 issues of the Earth's Mightest Heroes from 1963 through 1965 or so.
It occurs to me that there's another great Omnibus just waiting to be collected and r
I'm going to write a column on Spider-Man for the February issue, which is the web-spinner's 60th anniversary, I intend to say that the John Romita Sr. era is my favorite, and say why. If anyone else has something to say, SAY IT!
1)This is probably my least favorite story of the new series. The problem I have with the story is that Cornell obviously wants to have a situation where the Doctor is living as a human, but has him behaving extremely out of character in order to set
Batwing: I was a little disappointed that the Bat-family seemed to take over half the book. The story was a combination of extended Kingdom flashback and Bat-investigation. It could really have used an act
The first Avengers Omnibus is being sold, and according to descriptions, either version of the cover contains #1-30 of the first volume of Marvel Comics' Avengers....
That would include the originals, Hulk, Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man and Wasp, plus Cap,
1)Another "base under siege" (or "ship under siege", if you prefer) this time around. Fairly basic stuff, but not bad. Supposedly the title was a gag on 24, which was an American television program that was being broadcast at the time.
Saturday I picked up a copy of PS Magazine - The Best of the Preventive Maintenance Monthly (at Books Kinokuniya, of all places), which the Skipper discussed here. I read through it Saturday night - it was interesting in an academic sense - seeing h