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"Dark Horse's "Solar" series was good, and not nearly as similar to Valiant's as I expected. Shooter really surprised me there."
"This O'Hara apparently debuted in what was also the first Phantom Blot story (1939). As a matter of fact, one of the jokes of those strips is that he is suspected of being the Blot for a panel or two. In Brazilian stories he appeared, very, very…"
"Gorilla may perhaps be best understood as a good example of the transition of business models that was happening at the time.In a way, it strikes me as a sort of reverse (early?) Valiant. Where Valiant had a fairly centralized vision and ended up…"
"Helix apparently just did not catch on, possibly because it did not have clear enough of a distinct identity. It lasted from 1996 to 1998 and seems to have published just about a dozen different titles in all."Multiverse" was, well, pretty much…"
"I remember John Byrne discussing "Legend" in the pages of "Next Men". He emphasized how it was an initiative meant to transcend any specific publishers."
"Sorry about that. But I have read online that Kayla will be discussed in the third book of this revival."
"'Breed III (published later and not by Bravura) ends up guest-starring several other Starlin creations for a while, although the continuity is questionable.Apparently some variant of the story of this Bravura Dreadstar miniseries has been kept as…"
"I do remember Gruenwald's run.It followed J.M.DeMatteis, which was not a favorite of mine, and was a clear improvement at first, but really lost moment as time went on.A big part of that was a refusal to take situations to their logical…"
"That take on OMAC turned up as a guest star in DiDio's "Metal Men", which was among his last work for DC before being fired as Editor.It was probably fun, but it was also IIRC the very worst selling book of the initial New 52 launch."
"That was certainly how I understood Byrne's stories, yes."
"I honestly had not learned of that book before now. A 2014-2015 series by DiDio and Giffen, I see. This cover reminds me of the style of M.A.D. parodies."
""Sachs and Violens" was a delightfully absurd series by Peter David and George Perez. The titular duo went on to become supporting characters in "Fallen Angel", also by Peter David.That "Heavy Hitters Annual" must have been wild. I recognize Jugger…"
"CrossGen began with something of a gimmick (the sigils and the explicit claim that their initial main characters were all powered by those), but for the most part it seemed to make wise and interesting use of its universe, with a somewhat surprising…"
"This "New Gods" series will be volume 5. Volume 1 was the 1970s Orion-centric Jack Kirby series that was resumed years later in Gerry Conway penned issues which are now largely disregarded as an alternate continuity. Volume 2 was almost entirely a…"
"How come they never put Minute-Man and Hourman in the same panel?If I am not mistaken, Hourman even had young allies in the Golden Age named "the Minutemen of America"."
"This series was a lot more fun than it had any right to be. "
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