I hope Kal throws an awesome party for ya!
Read more…FREE Chuck Miller, celebrated author of such classics as "Gotham X" and others, has launched his own fictional universe. http://theblackcentipede.blogspot.com/ BLACK CENTIPEDE PRESS brings you stories from the world of "The Optimist," created and w
Read more…As I need a holiday (a long holiday) from Morrison's Gotham, I decided to revisit Central City from a more innocent time. Or was it? The first year or so that I read comics was a particularly fatal time as both the Invisible Kid and the Swordsman die
Read more…DC ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCES BI-COASTAL REALIGNMENT STRATEGY
MULTI-MEDIA AND DIGITAL BUSINESSES RELOCATE TO LOS ANGELES WHILE DC COMICS PUBLISHING TO REMAIN IN NEW YORK CITY
Press Release
Chuck Miller, celebrated author of such classics as "Gotham X" and others, has launched his own fictional universe. http://theblackcentipede.blogspot.com/ BLACK CENTIPEDE PRESS brings you stories from the world of "The Optimist," created and writte
Read more…Chuck Miller, celebrated author of such classics as "Gotham X" and others, has launched his own fictional universe. http://theblackcentipede.blogspot.com/ BLACK CENTIPEDE PRESS brings you stories from the world of "The Optimist," created and writte
Read more…Johnny Witts? We've recently seen what happened to Roy Reynolds, the Getaway Genius, but has anything been done with Johnny Witts Post-Crisis/Zero Hour/Superboy's Fists?
The Heroic Age: Heroes is not, as I first thought, a "Cliff Notes" version of The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe. It is designed to be Steve Rogers' personal and professional thoughts on the heroes of the Marvel Universe. It mostly works al
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I am usually pretty tepid on announcements like this, but I've liked what Levitz has done so far on the two Legion titles he has been writing. Also, I am a big sucked for anything Fatal Five related.
In case anyone missed it both:
Drawn & Quarterly & Top Shelf have some pretty big sales going on. Top Shelf has a bunch of $3 & $1 books.
I personally am going to get at the very least a couple of Guy Delisle books.
As I mentioned elsewhere, I don’t remember reading this strip when I was a kid although I do remember seeing it. I bought the recent collection of the entire run (don’t be fooled by “volume one” on the cover) to see how well Roy Thomas and John Busce
Read more…It was OK, I guess. The artwork was certainly very competently done The story seemed kind of, I don't know how to put it - just sort of negative. I mean, I understand, it's a war comic - you're not getting My Little Pony, or what have you. I just di
Read more…You know how you are often told that, when a storm comes, you should turn off your computer (and other devices) and also unplug it from the wall? That's good advice. That is very, very good advice. Says the man who didn't follow it ...
Read more…Hot on the heels of Sgt. Rock’s appearance in the recent DC Universe Legacies #4 comes a new a new Our Army at War one-shot, sporting a cover by Joe Kubert, no less! This story tells parallel tales of two very different wars… or are they really so di
Read more…Over on the old board, several people offered their memories and observations about the day:
Kid Eternity was a big star over at Quality Comics during the 40s, being featured in Hit Comics #25-60 (D'42-S'49) and 18 issues of his own titles (Spr'46-N'49). A good career in anyone's eyes. In fact, based on popularity and longevity, he should ha
Read more…The art was good through-out. "Armistice Night" made me laugh out loud, which very few comics manage to do. "The Hell Above Us" and "Private Parker Sees Thunder Lizards" were OK but weren't especially distinctive from any number of similar stories
Read more…This is a continuation of the Buffy the Vampire Slayer thread I started over on the “old board” last April. Alan and Mike convinced me that the show’s move from the WB to the UPN and the start of season six is a logical time to move this discussion t
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