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"I found this story interesting, but not especially well thought out. Jay, already (if inexplicably, for some fresh out of college) the head of a research lab, had more business at the money table than radio announcer Alan Scott, and clearly, …"
"I never liked this story. It struck a false note for me in terms of how I always thought of these characters."
"I actually have GOLDEN AGE SECRET FILES at hand. It also includes a convoluted way to connect the modern Superman to the Crimson Avenger, keeping the Avenger the earliest mystery man yet inspired by the Man of Steel.
Anyway, I don't believe that the…"
Anyway, I don't believe that the…"
"BONUS!
GOLDEN AGE SECRET FILES #1 February 2001
"Scenes from the Class Struggle at J.S.A. Mansion" By Tom Peyer, Peter Grau and Claude St. Aubin (4 pages)
A gala is held, apparently at JSA Mansion (according to the title), and it's a big, swanky,…"
GOLDEN AGE SECRET FILES #1 February 2001
"Scenes from the Class Struggle at J.S.A. Mansion" By Tom Peyer, Peter Grau and Claude St. Aubin (4 pages)
A gala is held, apparently at JSA Mansion (according to the title), and it's a big, swanky,…"
"I'm kind of in the middle. While I do feel as though the "real" DC Universe ended with CoIE, there are some modern characters that I enjoy. I just sort of figure where I woud shoehorn them into pre-Crisis continuity, like Michael Holt and Pieter…"
" Bookworm destroys the manuscript and, in the same act, kills himself.
But, somewhere in Britain, a youing boy reads of his exploits, and is inspired..."
But, somewhere in Britain, a youing boy reads of his exploits, and is inspired..."
"I remember Li'l Me being disappointed in this cover. Spidey had had a great run of covers, mostly by John Romita Sr., and then this one came long. Not only is it kinda dull, but it's deceitful -- the scene depicted was just a few panels, and was…"
"I understand completely. The bulk of my purchases are older comics as well. And, needless to say, I am spending a lot of time reading Golden Age comics currently! I still have a general sense of where current comics are, as I read a handful and…"
"I'm with you. When I make the occasional trip to the local comic book shop it is to buy back issues or collections or facsimile editions of pre-Crisis comics."
"My universes, both DC and Marvel, ended with Crisis. I realised long ago that modern comics were not written for me. There are still thousands of pre-Crisis comics that I haven't read yet."
"The core of the run is now the creator's proposal, not the character itself.
I first came to that conclusion in 2001. Soon after Peter David's lengthy Hulk run, Marvel gave the series a "new #1" in 1999 and turned it over to, initially, John Byrne…"
I first came to that conclusion in 2001. Soon after Peter David's lengthy Hulk run, Marvel gave the series a "new #1" in 1999 and turned it over to, initially, John Byrne…"
"I'd guess Avengers Annual #14 and Fantastic Four Annual #19, which continue the Nebula intro story. Does that fill it?"
"I think that the "Man of Two Worlds" quote is more significant even today than Marvel and DC care to admit.The constant renumbering signals what are supposed to be good jumping-in points, but in practice they seem to work at least as well as…"
"I was being too literal and missed the joke. Sorry!"
"Thanks for the Julius Schwartz quote. I've got the book, but would never have taken the time to find that quote.
I has taken my a while, but I have finally come around to that way of thinking. That's one of the things that turns me off about the…"
I has taken my a while, but I have finally come around to that way of thinking. That's one of the things that turns me off about the…"
"I haven't had much to say about the Epic Collections because I've been collecting Marvel's Silver and Bronze ages in Masterworks and omnibus form. There are Epic collections that go beyond what's available in HC, but I've been holding off on the…"
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What are your five favorite comic characters?
Peter Parker, Billy Batson, Clark Kent, Lois Lane, Perry White
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I have one scheduled for week after next. What's up?
Are you going to write an article on the show Cloak & Dagger, which debuts June 7 on the Freeform cable channel (formerly ABC Family)?
After all these years, that's all I get, "Welcome aboard" ? Geez, it's not like I've only know you longer than any human on this planet outside my siblings. Seriously, I hope all is well. Speaking of siblings, how's Clyde, Bethany and Persilla (sp?)? Hal, Randy and Karen (mine) are still alive and kicking. I hope you're doing OK. My life has been eventful, good and bad. You must be in hog heaven with all the movies finally able to match people's imagination with the CGI and all. Every time I go to one or read a comic, I can't help but think of you, old friend. Yes, you're living rent free in my skull. Stop it. Stop it now...damn, didn't work. I live in Charleston, SC. Great place. Come visit...or else...
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Hulk now part of army of Hulks. A-Bomb, Red-Hulk, She-Hulk, Red She-Hulk, Paisley She-Hulk, Hulkcetera. Hulk in big-budget movies. Hulk on red carpets. Hulk's introversion clearly a ploy to get attention.
Hulk still not sure about this social media stuff, kinda defeats the whole purpose of being an introvert, if you ask Hulk...
Just received a spam message on my profile page from someone named Frank David asking me to invest in his gold mining business.
Will do1
yes, i was very excited when she told me who her teacher was. I've been following you for years. started way back with your column in the commercial appeal. she laughed at how excited i was.
i'm happy that she is such a good student, tell her hello for me.
Happy Birthday, Captain! Thank you for all you do!
Thank you, Captain Comics.
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