I picked up the DVD set for Season Thirteen of The Simpsons, which included Episode DABF13, "I am Furious (Yellow)". The reason I mention it here and not in the TV section is that Stan Lee did a guest voice appearance as himself in that episode, and
If I'm up early enough, I can catch some Angel reruns on TNT. I've probably seen more "Angel" than "Buffy" and I'm a big fan of "Bones". However I'm no Whedon expert and have only scant bits of knowledge so I have some questions.
What's the deal with this anyway? I tried a few issues, found it hideous and quickly dropped it. It seems to be almost universally reviled on the good ol' internets - it's practically a cliche by now that any reference to Robinson's current run on
Got notice that DC will put out a THUNDER Agents book. Didn't they try that a couple of years ago and it fell through? Did they lease them or outright buy them? And from who?
Except for a small handful of reprints, the vast majority of Superboy stories I have read are from the post-Adventure Comics #347 era. For many years, the DC universe had gotten by without a Superboy (without a Clark Kent Superboy, anyway), but that
Some more not so random thoughts while I slaved over a hot order form.
I am picking up Star Wars: Knight Errant. I prefer my Star Wars comics to have more realistic art over the cartoony. One of the few that makes a difference for me
Hey guys. Long time no see. You've moved on me since I've stopped by. Opening the store in Sept 2006 has put a crimp in my "getting lost on the message boards for hours at a time" time. I need some advice and I know this is the place to get an an
In honor of Mr.Silver Age entering this forum, I offer this topic.
As I was flipping through some "Showcase Presents" volumes, I got to "SP: Batman, Volume 2". With its artwork alternating from Carmine Infantino to *ahem* Bob Kane, it presented suc