what's folks heres poinion of the Superman/Batman title from DC? does it sell good? i think it operates on a concept somewhat like Marvel's Marvel Knights titles did (are those still going?) where the stories "aren't nessecarily in continuity",right?
Read more…As I have stated earlier, my knowledge of the good Doctor is limited, my exposure to him moreso. I know that he is a Time Lord who regenerates into new bodies (actors). Originally he was an old man having historical adventures. Peter Cushing played h
Read more…In the wake of Ultimatum, I've decided it might be interesting and/or fun to go back in time and read/re-read the Ultimate Marvel universe starting at the beginning, and I've decided to bring y'all along for the ride.
My plan is to more or less read
I’ve really enjoyed this series. Each issue shoots to the top of my reading stack every week one ships. What I’ve enjoyed mostly is the look back at the major milestones of the DCU and the back-up features, though, not so much the human interest stor
Read more…http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1660152/jennifer-lawrence-hunger-games.jhtml Holly and Ana are big Hunger Games fans and I'm currently enjoying the first book...so, here ya go. Oscar nominee Lawrence (Winter's Bone) is Mystique first in X-Men: Firs
Read more…I really liked the art style of Guillem March in this week's issue of Batman. Who is this person? The Prodigy joke by Alfred was a bit dated, but I still chuckled. Xombi is back and full of fantastic ideas, great monsters, and horrible-awesome puns.
Read more…http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/140123108X While about half the size of the Marvel versions, this has the first 16 issues of the classic NTT by Marv and George. Yeah...I've already ordered it.
Read more…My latest Ask Mr. Silver Age column has been posted at the CBG Web site:
Superman’s Scary Souvenirs!
The Man of Steel took a space vacation and all Jimmy Olsen got was nearly killed
Check it out here: http://cbgxtra.com/columnists/craig-shutt-as
Read more…The actor Michael Gough has died. He was known to Doctor Who fans for his roles as The Celestial Toymaker and Councillor Hedin, and to Batfans for his role as Alfred the butler in several Batman films. He most recently provided the voice for The Para
Read more…http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=31312 Take a look and then come back to discuss...
Read more…Another month of numbered thingies:
1. Sorry to say my LCS never pulled Savage Sword #1 for me, so I now have no interest in issue #2.
2. Nice to the Crime Does Not Pay trade coming out in an affordable package. 20 bucks for over 200pgs.
3. 5 Green
Read more…Yesterday I read Doctor Who #1 from IDW, the first issue of a comic to feature the Eleventh Doctor, Amy and Rory. It's written by Tony Lee with art by Andrew Currie. I enjoyed it alot. The story was an amusing take on the problem of internet spam, a
Read more…https://read.dccomics.com/comixology/ Over 200 issues all for 99-cents each. Take a look if you're a digital DC fan.
Read more…http://www.newsarama.com/comics/Marvel-15-love-110316.html I was a big fan of Andi Watson's Skeleton Key back in the day...I'll probably pick this up.
Read more…http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2011/03/batman_yale_bruce_wayne.html Chip Kidd was a primary investigator. No word, as yet, if he knew Rory Gilmore's father or was a member of the Whiffenpoofs.
Read more…http://www.comicsalliance.com/2011/03/14/batman-incorporated-3-annotations/ Great stuff...I'm glad this person is doing it.
Read more…It's sad when you realize someone whose artistic skills you admire immensely turns out to be an asshat. I don't have any problem with someone whose beliefs run contrary to my own. Heck, some of the best discussions I get into are with people I dis
Read more…As a promotion for the movie, on Tuesday, Syfy is showing all 26 episodes of the 1966 TV series with Van Williams and Bruce Lee from 10 AM to 11 PM. I never seen any of them, just the Batman guest appearances. I wonder if they're included? I'm going
Read more…I applaud what DC is doing with their covers this month: character shots and large logos against a white background. DC tends to be more inventive than Marvel when it comes to themed covers: first those “portrait” covers (10 or so years ago), then th
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