While I rather meant to revive my " Jackie Cooper " line for this one...ELYSE KNOX , a starlet/B-level actress in the 1940s , who appeared in a Lon Chaney mummy movie , was a Roy Rogers leading lady ( pre-Dale as the permanent one ??? ) and much else
Anyone here reading Fatale by Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips and Dave Stewart? I flipped through issue #2 and the second print of issue #1 yesterday. It certainly looked interesting, and Ed Brubaker has a proven track record. I thought I might tradewait
I’ve been watching Smallville from the beginning, sometimes merely by habit, but I think the current season is off to the strongest we’ve seen in several years. Tom Welling and Erica Durance have a nice “Lois and Clark” vibe going, but I can’t really
1)Another scary story from Mr. Moffat - with clockwork robots, and a literal "monster under the bed". The idea of using body parts as technology is sufficiently creepy. I question the logic of the robots' solution to their situation - cannibalizing t
1)Our Steven shows his gist for creepy stories with this one. Lots of good scary moments in this one - I especially liked the bit with the TARDIS phone ringing. I like the moments where even the Doctor seems a little bit weirded out. The transformati
And this is the book that did it. Before this, I would pick up a Disney or an Archie...maybe a Batman...but this one was the first that made me go back to the drugstore next month to get the newest issue...and I was hooked.
This month marks the 26th anniversary of my very first comic book convention. This was hosted by Bulldog Productions at a hotel not too far from where I lived, and my buddy Ernie was the on who told me about it, and his mom was the one who dropped us
Alan Fisher lies about his past. He has to. But in DANCER, a new Image Comics series debuting in May, he must confront his past — in a form that has a very
