If there’s one DC character I miss it’s Jack Knight. I will, however, attempt to fill the void with appearances by other Starmans (most recently Starman #81, a “Blackest Night” crossover), especially if they’re written by James Robinson. Prior to las
Read more…... in an old Answer Man column, and the kick-off point for a fun post by Snell at his blog, Slay, Monstrobot of the Deep!
http://slaymonstrobot.blogspot.com/2011/01/quien-es-mas-macho.html
Read more…Brave New Worlds, edited by John Joseph Adams, is a book that I picked up recently and have started reading. It's meant to be a collection of dystopian stories. I'll let you know what I think of each story as I go through them.
Read more…Maybe I should have just created a generic "stuff I won from the Vertigo: Graphic Content blog" thread. I just won another hardcover book, the first American Vampire collection. I had already read a library copy, but it will be nice to have one of m
Read more…Hello Comic Book Fans,
It's the end of the year. And that means it's time to look back at the best of 2010. So here's your chance to nominate the best writers, artists, stories, characters, comics and moments of the year. The categories are list
Read more…From Captain America: Patriot #4
This story is set in 1950. While the middle school concept had been created by then ( the very first middle school in the United States was designated that very year), it would be many years before it caught on thro
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The Tenth Doctor is marrying his "daughter" ... the real daughter of Fifth Doctor Peter Davison.
Read more…Newsarama has been doing a series of articles about Captain Marvel. I havne't read any of them yet but I thought some of you here may find it interesting. You can find it here.
The article I linked to is the most current one but there's links to the
Read more…I finally read Batman, Incorporated (Bat, Inc) #1 and was impressed by the maturity, for lack of a better word, that Grant Morrison has now given Bruce Wayne. He seems more focused yet less obsessed. He has found (for now) an inner peace. It is still
Read more…DC has just announced a Red Lantern Corps ongoing to launch later this year, written by Peter Milligan. Thoughts?
Read more…I miss my comics, but it remains financially infeasible for me to purchase them. While I've been able to work around this with the odd title or two I could find at the book store or the library, I'm missing much more than I'm catching.
But then I figu
If you, like me, remember what you really want to nominate for a Cappy after the nomination period is over, post them here throughout 2010 as you come across them, so that you can remember next time!
Read more…In the JLA Revisited thread I made mention that I had stopped reading comics around 96. So Chris asked the question:
Jason, if you dropped out of comics around '96, what brought you back?
I ask because I suspect that many of us have similar storie
I was watching the extras on the Doctor Who "Terror of the Vervoids" DVD. One of the extras is a collection of trailers and continuity pieces. You know, stuff like "Coming up next, the Doctor begins a desperate search for some mayonnaise in Part Two
Read more…Hi everybody,
It's been awhile since I've been here, but I thank those of you who have taken the time to friend me on Facebook.
Anyhow, onto the topic at hand. I am the editor of Panels for Primates, an ongoing charity anthology at http://act-i-
Read more…This issue deals with the aftermath of the events depicted last issue and showcases the return of Batman, the return of Superman, and the transformation of Hal Jordan into Parallax. I was surprised that they correctly pointed out that Green Lantern
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