Today on his Facebook page, Kurt Busiek tells us the folks from Westboro Baptist "Church" (quote marks mine) will protest at the San Diego Comic Con on Thursday. I won't give these people the satisfaction of linking to their site, but it's there on
Read more…I know there are some folks using their iPads and IPhones for comics but I'm using a android phone so I figured I'd post some apps I found and see if anyone has any of their own to post unless I'm the only android phone person.....
"Where?" says I.
"COMICON!" He shouts.
All he said was he knows a guy who knows a guy who knows someone who was able to score him a pass for today. Once he got there, he sat in on a discussion with Stan Lee (which in and of itself is cooler that coo
I read a bunch of stuff last night, but the three comics I enjoyed the most were Batgirl, New Avengers, and Archie.
Batgirl - I've been reading good things about this new series on the net for awhile, especially regarding Bryan Miller's use of
Read more…I mentioned over here that I bought a few items at Barnes and Noble's recent clearance sale (thanks, Pete!) and they threw in a bonus item, a paperback book touting an upcoming A&E series, The Glades. The book included the script of the pilot episode
Read more…http://dcu.blog.dccomics.com/2010/07/16/static-ongoing-series-to-launch-in-2011/
Felicia Henderson (Everybody Hates Chris, Fringe) will be the writer...no artist announced yet.
Read more…Tom Brevoort just reported that Peter Fernandez, the voice of Speed Racer and many other early anime imports, has passed away.
Read more…I know there are a lot of Scott Pilgrim fans on this board. Finally, I gave the series a shot. The movie trailer intrigued me and the concept of the series is one that I was pretty sure I'd like. I had flipped through the books before and it wasn't s
Read more…http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/07/15/green-lantern-ryan-reynolds/
Does he have green hair?
Read more…Annnnd today was the day I stopped reading super-hero comics. One that I won't name finally broke me. Collection stops as of now. No joke.
He said it was just the last book in a long line of disappointing ones...
Read more…What I am about to discuss is specifically for Rich Lane, but more of you may find it interesting.
The other day I came across something which gives validation to the expression "the Golden Age of Television". As someone who grew up as the medium
Read more…http://batmanandsons.blogspot.com/
DC fans and parents...there's a lot to like here...
Read more…http://deantrippe.tumblr.com/post/728923680/timespaces-finest-1-featuring-batmans
I want to live in a world where this is a real comic...
Read more…http://westfieldcomics.com/blog/interviews-and-columns/kc-column-the-never-ending-story-part-1/
In this first article, he discusses the Golden Age through Claremont's Uncanny X-Men...the second part will begin with Alan Moore's Swamp Thing.
Read more…Superman - "Grounded" began...see the big thread for thoughts
The X-Universe - Wow...Second Coming ended with a bit of "uh, oh" and a bit of hope. Scott disbanded X-Force, but Logan secretly created his own X-Force team. X-Force: Sex and Violence
Read more…Barnes and Noble has MAD's Complete Don Martin on sale. Hopefully, it isn't an Amazon thing going on.
Sometimes I feel a little unloved, being a Bronze Ager. With all the attention going either to the Silver Age or today's comics, I always think MY comics are getting ignored! So I ask any and all of you, what DC book that started or was revived in th
Read more…...Brian Blessed! I so hope this turns out to be true...
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