It’s the book that MTV says is “big, bold and bravura work” and we have your first look at Defenders #4! From the creative team of Matt Fraction and Michael Lark, Doctor Str
The first of a series (?) of reprints of the strip’s early years shipped yesterday from Hermes Press. I haven’t actually read it yet (still working my way through “Blondie”), but the book’s subtitle, “the Collected Dailies and Sundays: 1940-1946”, is
Once again, I need to say a few words about a few books to get them off my desk and onto the bookshelf. Others may have already reviewed these, and if so I hope links will be provided. Either way, I'm as interested as ever in what you guys think.
I thought that I might get the Seth Rogen Green Hornet movie on DVD a little later , when it was lower-priced and , if perhaps without some extras the initial version/s might have - Who knows ? - maybe with some new stuff for this " new edition " .
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OK, this was the fourth of the books I had somewhat arbitrarily decided to follow. I have not read any off the various "Rainbow Brites Lanterns" books, so, I'm coming into this relatively ignorant. We start with a re-cap of Kyle Rayner's o
I thought it’d be interesting to follow the Adam Strange concept over the years by focusing on one or two stories in each decade of his existence. Principally, I want to examine what makes him ‘tick’ as a character – what can we get from an Adam Str