So I finally got the TPB of Batman: The Black Glove today, and on the cover it proclaims "The Prequel to Batman: RIP!" And that got me pondering a semantic point...
It's always seemed to me that a prequel is a later-told story that precedes the even
One thirty one were the issues at DellSeventy five at Gold KeyTwo fifty eight by the end of the runThe last fifty two at DCThe House of Ideas started over at oneFor a twenty nine issue run thereNot counting annuals (of which there were three)That is,
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Really nice. I daresay our Captain has done more for sharing a love of comics with the masses than this pretentious, elitist, pompous windbag, Heidi MacDonald at The Beat linked to it by saying "Now that's more l
Guess who will have to learn how to turn on a microphone...again?
I start with the local FM station in November. It's much like closing a circle, in that it's the station at which I began my radio career. I'll be on the air every weekday afternoon,
I pick up Usagi Yojimbo from time to time, but I've never read it with any consistency. I like it, not love it. At $3.50 a pop I don't think that will change.
I don't think I mentioned it before, but I love seeing
We spent a lot of time on the previous board debating and discussing the Comics Should Be Good list of the top 100 comic book runs. Well, they're at it again, this time with a list of the top 100 comic book storylines.
The master list can be found h
Superboy’s Legion #1-2;
The Nail #1-3;
Another Nail #1-3;
Fantastic Four: The End #1-6;
Killraven #1-6;
Uncanny X-Men #444-447, 450-451, 455-459;
Clandestine #1-8
Clandestine & X-Men #1-2
Clandestine: Blood Relative #1-5
Just as our Miracleman discu
Whereas I might tune in to a remake of an old television show out of curiosity and even enjoy it, I generally prefer the original. The remake of V is unusual in that respect, though, in that I’ve never seen the original, yet I’m watching the remake w
Obituary
I know he was famous for alot of other stuff, but I knew him best as the first "Doctor Clayton Forrester" in the George Pal War of the Worlds.
I offer the time Jeph Loeb revealed that the Parasite has kidnapped Lois Lane, meaning Superman had been sleeping with a purple blob for weeks.
So much for his special senses . . .
My brother and I are seriously thinking about doing some home brewing. I think we are going to borrow the equipment from a friend first to see how we like it before we invest in equipment of our own. I've been reading up on it and I think it could be