"Each of Dark Horse's four "cities" had a distinctive logo of its own, but that was let go at the end of CGW (and it was a quick end; I don't think the line could be said to have lasted more than two and a half years). I believe that Barb Wire,…"
"I don't know how infamous it was, but it was a reprint (Adventure Comics #240) with a framing sequence. The framing sequence is by Cary Bates and Curt Swan, the main story by Edmond Hamilton and John Sikela.The plot is indeed a bit silly; it tells…"
"Wow. Some complex feelings coming my way here.In each of these cases - Valiant, Ultraverse, Dark Horse's "Comics' Greatest World" - I found out about the shared universes after they had been let go already. I liked early Valiant and I still love…"
"It is a 1970 reprint book with one new story (a half-text feature starring Adam Strange). The Atomic Knights story comes from Strange Adventures #144 (1962).The United Arab Republic (composed by Egypt and Syria) was "de facto" dissolved a year…"
"I wish they had used Mickey or even Donald instead of Scrooge in the "What if Minie became Captain Marvel" cover homage (cover B) to Ms.Marvel #1. In the original Peter Parker is there. There was another homage to the same cover in #10 of the 2014…"
"I hope it is ok if I discuss spoilers with rot-13 encoding to avoid accidental reading.
I liked this story. Contrary to my initial expectations, it is not quite a whodunnit. Rather, it is a series of character examinations connected to either the…"
"As soon as I read above that there is a Marv Wolfman run on Sable, I found myself wondering who he introduced as a potential love interest for the main character.If he has a single distinctive trait as a writer, it is his insistence on introducing…"
"Jeff, I don't think it makes much of a difference in the continuity, but Valkyrie co-stars in "The Liberty Project" #6 alongside Cimarron. And of course they are all in "Total Eclipse" as well. Going by cover date (Nov 1987), Liberty Project #6…"
"This must be the Earth-One Superman, given that Lois Lane #62 is cover-dated January 1966.Earth-One Superman was shown in Superman #146 (1961) to have been awarded citizenship from every member country of the UN (as mentioned in a fairly recent…"
"I think I found out.#90, the first issue after the period when GL was Flash's second feature, begins with the Guardians giving the GLs new, more powerful rings.If that is it, then GL spent the whole period in Flash with reduced power, even while…"
""Dreadstar vs. The Inevitable" was published. There was a Kickstarter in early 2023 and apparently the book itself was published in April 2024.While I am at it, I may as well mention that IIRC First Comics also had a brief meeting of Dreadstar and…"
"This GL/GA Omnibus probably has the answer to a persistent question of mine: did we ever get a clear indication of when or how the restriction imposed to Hal's ring in Green Lantern #77 (1970) was lifted (or even if it truly was)?I believe that it…"
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