Where should I start? Netflix has the series on instant watch starting with the Christopher Eccleston series and onward. They might have some of the older ones for instant watch but the new stuff is what's featured right now.
I haven't seen this discussed, but it's a few weeks old, so I may've missed it...
The podcast Coverville, which is a music show of all cover songs, did a special Free Comic Book Day episode, The Comic Book Cover Story. I'm a bit behind in my podcas
What's your opinion of subtitled movies and TV shows , anyway ?
As I mentioned , a subbe'd movie was one of the movies I saw recently...Some people have absolute " No ! I EILL NOT watch subtitles ! " reactions to them , I obviously , don't , but I
As I pondered a bit about the original X-Men, I remembered how the Beast got stronger, faster and hairier in Amazing Adventures #11. Jean Grey was improved from Marvel Girl to Phoenix in Uncanny X-Men #102. (And yes, I know about all the retcons but
Panels for Primates is a charity anthology of primate comics that has been updating every week with new material at ACT-I-VATE (http://act-i-vate.com) since October of last year, all to benefit the Primate Rescue Center in Nicholasville, KY. Like ot
Are there any well-established heroes who have never had a single solo strip * ? Speedy was around since the Golden Age, but I can't recall any solo stories. Not odd Green Arrow strips in which Ollie was busy and Roy had to fly solo, but dedicated, b
This announcement is not designed to carry the same weight as Cap’s “The Day I Stopped Reading Spider-Man” (I didn’t start reading Superman until John Byrne’s post-Crisis Man of Steel limited series), but I have bought and read two or three (and ofte
I saw a Dr. Pepper " Thor "-themed commercial t'other nite , which had a couiple shots of what was clearly Stan Lee , as a guy working at a gas station/something like that . I presume that it must be up at " Waco ! " ( Old soda-jerk lingo for Dr. P
I am less enthusiastic about a new Superboy comic book featuring Conner Kent than I would be about one featuring Clark Kent, but the first issue is off to a good start. What interests me the most, though, is the “Coming Soon” page at the end of the i
I was just thinking as I was prompted by the discussion of the Greatest JLA stories touched upon by Philip Portelli in the Mr. Silver Age forum and not considering # 19 of the original series among them, which would I choose for that list.