Don't think I've seen this mentioned here yet, but DC announced yesterday that JMS will be stepping down from his writing gigs on Superman and Wonder Woman to focus on a sequel GN to Superman: Earth One.
Given that they were banking on him for these b
Return of Bruce Wayne #6 - Good lord, Morrison wrapped everything happening in the last few years of DC in one book...and it made sense. With this, Batman is the center of the DC universe...hell, he may have created it!
Knight and Squire #2 - Paul
Read more…I loved this thing and these annotations only make it more awesome...
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Got this yesterday and watched the first disk last night. It starts with a promo for Sherlock, which looks astonishingly unpromising. Won't be watching that. It is a sad commentary that a Twenty-First Century Watson can be a veteran of Afghanistan ju
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My copy hits my doorstep today and I think I'll start it tonight. If you would like to read along with me, grab a copy and do so!
Read more…I was beginning to wonder if we would ever see season/series two of Ashes to Ashes in the U.S.
I just checked the website for BBC America, and it's supposed to start May 11!
http://www.bbcamerica.com/tvschedule.jsp?showsList=350
Fans of the great detective and zombies take note:
The new "Sherlock in today's London" program from Doctor Who brainiacs, Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat, begins on PBS on Sunday.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/masterpiece/sherlock/
On IFC, the "Zombi
Read more…I'm enjoying both of these titles from Boom! Studios, but I'm wondering if other people are enjoying them and if so, which one is your favorite?
For myself, <i>Incorruptible</i> is slightly better, mainly because I find the redemption of a bad guy mor
The current story arc ended with #870. I was impressed with the work of David Hine and Scott McDaniel. I'm glad that Batman is starring in Detective again. Gotham City was torn apart by roving Joker and Batman "gangs", all part of a very sinister pla
Read more…Sgt. Rock and Easy Company
G.I. Robot
Ace the Bathound--with a flying Batwing, no less.
Thumbs up!
Oh, and I want a Proto action figure, stat!
The latest issue of Jonah Hex, #61, features a character we haven't seen in many a moon: Hex's first wife, Mei Ling!
I don’t have the energy to follow all the Bat-titles anymore, but I do like to read a Batman story from time-to-time, and Howard Chaykin’s “Follow the Money” one-shot fills the bill of what I am looking for in a Batman story quite nicely: done-in-one
Read more…They ruin the end of Morrison's Batman and Robin run and kinda ruin the beginning of Batman, Inc.
You've been warned.
Read more…At the end of his series, Barry Allen was reunited with his long-thought-to-be-dead wife Iris in the 30th century via the advanced technology. There, they lived happily ever after... for a while. Until the Crisis started the events that led to the Fl
Read more…I read last week’s freebie Spider-Man Saga over the weekend and I think I now understand not only why I myself have rejected the post “Brand New Day” cycle of stories, but also why so many readers a decade ago rejected the so-called “Clone Saga.” In
Read more…I'm wondering if anyone has anything to say about the issues by Kieron Gillen ( # 604-614), or Matt Fraction's first issue ( #615)? I've heard a few positive things but it's been minimal.
Page 3, panel 1: That's Supergirl again. As I feared, they did not explain her prescence, now they do not explain her absence. Her sacrifice is not mentioned, the most public of Crisis' heroic deaths. Was she drawn in as a homage to her original sign
Read more…Because seriously, it could happen.
I've been hearing really good things about Paul Cornell's Luthor stories, but I've been resisting it so far, because Luthor doesn't really interest me (his evil peaked in that diner years ago). But now there's gonna
*I think that Michael Cera is this generation's John Cusack.
*Sex Bob-Omb is now my favorite fictional band.
*I still think they did a perfect job with casting.
