I've lost count of how many times [DC has] re-discovered the multiverse. Well, first it was 52 parallel universes. Then they discovered those were just the "local" multiverse.
Last week while I was reading a DC comic book from 2006, I came across DC
To avoid further hijacking the "Movies I Have Seen Lately" thread, and because there seems to be some interest in men's attire, I've created this discussion to pursue it. (If I'm wrong abut the level of interest, this discussion can die on the vine
ALIENS VS AVENGERS #1: Wait, Jonathan Hickman is writing this? He must be looking for a fun distraction after all the world-building he did (that got un-did) in the X-books. Esad Ribic is on the art, and I like his work,
EXCEPTIONAL X-MEN #1: New X-editor Tom Brevoort said in some interview or other that he'd love to have a new #1 every week if he could. He's not missed many. In this one, Kate Pryde is a bartender in Chicago, and wants no
WOLVERINE: REVENGE #1 (OF 5): The all-star team of Jonathan Hickman and Greg Capullo tell a Wolvie story in the Savage Land. Why? Who cares! Should be pretty good.
WOLVERINE REVENGE RED BAND #1 (OF 5): Here's the "
With my pal, Jeff of Earth-J, currently posting about his viewing of the Lone Ranger television series and feature films, I thought it might be a good time to rerun one of my favourite Deck Log entries . . .
If you were a fan of Jack Kirby's "Fourth World" titles and then read his "epic conclusion," TheHunger Dogs, chances are you were disappointed. That's largely because DC Comics, in their infinite wisdom, decided to purposefully present the pages wil
BLOOD HUNT #3 (OF 5) by writer Jed MacKay and artist Pepe Larraz. Marvel hasn't said much about this issue, but I assume thing will get worse before they get better.
Rob Liefeld came to Image bursting with "neat ideas" but he was unskilled at developing them. For example, his "high concept" for Youngblood was that, if superheroes existed in real life, they would be treated as celebrities, much the same as movie
In my estimation, Bill Everett is the most underrated talent of the Golden Age. His style continued to improve right up until his untimely death. Back in the ‘90s, I bought five sets of five issues each of GA Marvel Comics on microfiche just so I cou
Godzilla emerged from the sea to devastate Tokyo in the now-classic 1954 film, produced by Toho Studios and directed by Ishiro Honda, creating a global sensation and launching one of the world's most successful movie and media franchises. Awakened an
AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #61 JOE KELLY (W) • ED McGUINNESS (A/C) • VARIANT COVER BY GLEB MELNIKOV THE THING! VARIANT COVER BY AARON KUDER • VARIANT COVER BY SIMONE BIANCHI DISNEY WHAT IF? VARIANT COVER BY PAOLO MOTURA BLACK AND WHITE DISNEY WHAT IF? VARIAN
Last night I was flippping through Marvel 80 for 80. If tou are unfamiliar with it, it is a book, released in late 2019 for Marvel's 80th anniversary, which chooses a single comic book or story to represent the company for every year of its existance