Hmmm...just Tiny Titans for my girls, Sherlock Holmes vs Victorian zombies for me, and The Flash, because I lerv the art of Francis Manapul, for the middle school library.
Jeff P. piqued my interest in this, so I took a look at it. I found it quite interesting. Though not a believer himself, Crumb is quite respectful of and faithful to the original text. There's a certain amount of nudity and sex and violence in it, bu
DC declared this a week of big announcements for projects for 2010.
It started on Monday, with the announcement of the Brightest Day bi-weekly series by Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi.
It continued on Tuesday, with the announcement of a second bi-wee
Reed Richards — member of the super hero group the Fantastic Four and dubbed Mr. Fantastic by millions. A man of incredible brilliance. Reed has time and again used inventions of great technology to defeat the super-villain menace. Fellow genius Tony
My first two Tarzan comics were Tarzan #223 (the final chapter of Joe Kubert’s adaptation of “The Return of Tarzan”) and DC 100-Page Super-Spectacular #19. Shortly thereafter I acquired the two DC Treasury Editions which reprinted Kubert’s adaptation
Yes, we're doing the Cappies again this year. And yes, I said I would post the thread some time next week but I had time this weekend so here it is.
Here are the rules:
There are 23 categories. Each member may nominate up to two (2) nominees for eac
The game consists of adding new episodes to those which have been suggested. For example: the first player might post:
A new, female Green Goblin hits New York. Spider-Man tries to capture her, but also finds himself attracted to her. Disturbed by t
This year’s Autumn Revelry promises to be something special. A blue harvest moon will rise, allowing the fairies to use a precious moonstone to restore the Pixie Dust Tree — the source of all their magic. But when Tinker Bell accidently puts all of P
DC announced that Birds of Prey is coming back, with Gail Simone as the writer and Ed Benes as the penciler. The team will include Oracle, Black Canary, Huntress and Lady Blackhawk. There will also be two new members who are blacked out in the releas
(There'll be more as I think of them.)
1)"D'Oh!" - Homer Simpson, The Simpsons (The writers have said that this is derived from a similar, more drawn-out sound that the actor Jimmy Finlayson used to use in various Laurel & Hardy films. Typically use
... close to making his return to hockey at St. Mary's University in Halifax, N.S., only a few months after being released from jail. Here's the skinny on Danton, I have no idea what the university is thinking ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_D
Here's a hint when using tags. If you have a multi-word tag then put it in quotes. Most of us would just put Captain America as a tag. What you end up with is two tags: America, Captain. If you put the tag as "Captain America" then the tag will be pr
I'm telling you, it pays to visit DC's Vertigo: Graphic Content blog. I just won a signed copy of the first FABLES Deluxe edition (to go with my free copy of the Fables novel I won on the blog).
For anyone else who's reading this Greg Rucka book from Oni...there is a sequence near the end involving a coffee shop and bike messengers that, well, I'm not sure what was happening. Can anyone help?
Busted Flush is on the shelves in soft cover, for those who didn't get the hard cover when it came out. Suicide Kings doesn't hit the shelves until the 22nd. Still on my list for last minute Xmas shopping ;-)