Andrew, in the latest Comic Buyers Guide, #1666, in your look at the Brightest Day characters, you seem to cast light on the spread in Blackest Night: Wonder Woman #3 which confused the heck out of anyone who read it.
- The opening sequence with Matt Hawk was very reminiscent of Wesley Dodds at the beginning of Kingdom Come.
- Namor rising out of a wave to kill Nazis as if he were a force of nature was a very powerful image.
- FDR knew about the Human Torch before
There was some 11th-hour negotiating last night between NBC and producer Dick Wolf to keep the show alive, but it's official: NBC has canceled Law & Order.
Here's the network's press release: "NBC ANNOUNCES PICKUPS FOR NEW DRAMA ‘LOLA’ (‘LAW & ORDER
Hey, kids, welcome to Brightest Day! Can't wait for that parent to come into the shop with a seven year old looking for comics starring that cool Green Arrow from the Brave and the Bold cartoon!
So today I found myself reading two of Geoff Johns' recent mini-epics: Flash Rebirth and Legion of 3 Worlds. And with both of them, when I put them down, I just felt this feeling of fatigue from trying to keep up with the almost overwhelming amount o
...I really wish he'd get some references when he's doing a period piece like First Wave. As gorgeous as the art is, about the only things that he used to indicate a late '30s time frame were the double-breasted police uniforms and the fedoras on th
[Note: I accidentally posted this under the "Newsboy" login I use for PR, so I'm re-posting under my correct name. I've also added the one response before I caught the error, from Luke Blanchard. Mea culpa!]
Taking a tip from my friend, the Baron, I'm going to keep a record of all the comics I read in 30 days, starting with today. I will include any issues contained in TPB format, and any OGNs as well.
I don't know what the character/line number limits Ni
Astonishing Spider-Man/Wolverine #1 - Highly developed mammals in that period of prehistory? I guess I can write it off to evolution in the Marvel universe being different, but it still bothered me.
