Here's my first entry on this side of the aisle: Best cover: Air #10.
The shame of it is, the logo (missing here) is par of what's so cool about the cover. On the published version, it's sinking into the sea, and you can see its reflection.
For the last three nights, I've watched the George C. Scott, Patrick Stewart and Albert Finney films of this story - they all have things to recommend them.
I always loved A Christmas Carol, perhaps the idea that there is a possibility of redemption
...I've just received word that Project42Radio.com will be added to the iTunes directory! It should begin showing up within 1-2 days on the "Pop/Top 40" category. Time to do the dance of joy!
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/091207-Earth-One-DCU.html
Are you ready for more Superman and Batman origin stories? Granted, I'll certainly read anything Johns and Frank put together. Something tells me that, although we're starting with Clark and
Bleeding Cool is reporting that Incredible Hercules is cancelled with issue #150. I haven't seen this anywhere else yet, but I haven't looked very hard, either.
If this is true, and not a step to relaunching the title with a new #1, this will make m
From comicbookresources.com today:
At the Avatar premiere, director Bryan Singer told various people he has signed to direct the film. He just hasn't told any of the usual suspects. Collider points to Flickchart's Twitter page, but the post is witho
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,