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One of my earliest memories of super-heroes was watching The Justice League Animated Series early mornings before school. Remembering back, my favorite from the bunch was always John Stewart. He was the coolest looking member in the bunch and also was my introduction to the Green Lantern Corps. Growing up, most weekdays after school my … Read more Black By Kevin H
Friday. There might be snow. That doesn’t matter. It is not a white Friday. It will be a day for Adams. It will be a day for Panthers. It will be a day for Hammers. For Bolts. For Tape. But not for projects. It will be a day for Beacons. It will be a day … Read more Journey into Comics #382 By Rick B
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, I too wanted to be able to share what comic books I give my thanks for. In no particular order here’s a bunch of comics I give thanks for. Thanks to Walter Simonson’s Thor. To this day, nearly 40 years later, every Thor comic is judged against you and … Read more Giving Thanks For Theme Covers by Nick L
If there’s anything that I love, it’s holiday themed covers. There’s always a ton of Halloween, Christmas, even Valentine’s Day ones. Thanksgiving ones, however, are a little bit more unusual. Thus, here are 5 of my favorite Thanksgiving covers for your enjoyment as we approach this holiday all about appreciating all the good in your … Read more Help Us Help You by John E
You like comics? We like comics too. We also like to stock them for you; but in a world where there’s more publishers and variants than ever before it’s getting harder to know what to stock. Last month there was approx. 1,300 single issue covers in the new offering catalogs; and while we always want … Read more BACK ISSUE TO THE FUTURE: FANTASTIC FOUR 67 [VOL. 3]: Unthinkable: Prologue Commentary by Dan W.
♫ Regrets I’ve had a few but then again too few to mention ♪ Regret. A fundamental human emotion that cripples some or drives others forward to new action. Whether it is a question of our education or careers, family, or friends we’ve lost touch with, lost opportunities and botched decisions can linger and eventually … Read more Golden Grahams By Jim B
Ever feel like you missed out on the Golden Age of DC Comics? Lately DC has been bringing the 1940s back to life as they publish NEW STORIES featuring Jay Garrick, the original Flash; Alan Scott, the first Green Lantern; Wesley Dodd, the one and only Sandman; as well as the entire team of the … Read more THE MONSTROUS COMICS OF MARVEL & DC by Mike
Since it is October and the spooky season starts for most of you, I would like to write about the monster comics of Marvel and DC. I know that this could be a large endeavor so I am going to be a little more focused than I am usually. Both companies have had plenty of … Read more A Guide to Power Rangers By Bryan J
One of my favorite parts of growing up was turning the TV on seeing the Power Rangers and watching my favorite heroes in spandex take on the enemy of the week; while also learning important lessons and seeing giant robots turn into even bigger giant robots. When I got into comics, I discovered that BOOM! … Read more Comic Book Covers: The Original Clickbait By Luke Simkins
I was pricing through a long box of older comics the other day, and I came across the cover for Flash #206. It’s a Neal Adams cover, featuring a woman plummeting face first into the ground from a plane while the Flash looks on in horror. This kind of over the top and ridiculous cover … Read more |
