A preview image of DC’s Brave New World has been floating around the interweb for a bit. Apparently some people are a little put off by the cover’s lack of diversity. This is really amusing to me. It’s not the first time a comic has featured all / mostly white people on the cover. It’s Continue Reading »
The Supergirl title has been steadily going downhill… no wait. That implies it was good at some point. Supergirl has sucked from the start. I’ve meant to remove it from my pull list for some time now, but instead I continue to forget and thus flush my money down the proverbial DC Comics Toilet. Every Continue Reading »
World War 3 was briefly mentioned in the pages of Justice Society of America #1 and 52. According to newsarama in week 50 (that’s April 18, 2007) of the comic book 52 World War III will hit. Not only that, but four WWIII one-shots will be released. They are as follows: WWIII PART ONE: CALL Continue Reading »
this has been a really fun series to read. Seeing the Spectre hand out his own unique brand of vicious justice to the worst of the worst makes you wonder if Batman and the rest are going about their jobs in the wrong way… and that’s why I loved issue #4. Batman makes an appearance Continue Reading »
The History of the Justice Society of America Way back in the Winter of 1940 the third issue of a comic book called All Star Comics was released. This comic book was published by All-American Publications who later merged with National Periodical Publications and became DC Comics. The book was meant to be a variety Continue Reading »
Well that was a short read, even for a Green Arrow, but fun regardless. I really enjoy the quick dry wit that Judd Winick brings to the series, and although I’m not a huge fan of Scott McDaniel and Andy Owen’s cartoon-like art, it’s a good match for Winick. I’m a little annoyed over the Continue Reading »
I didn’t plan on writing about Detective Comics #826, one because it came out a couple months ago, and two because I’ve done nothing but crap on Batman lately and figured that’s what I would be doing here as well. After reading the issue, I couldn’t help but write a quick review. This was a Continue Reading »
Grotesk, the title of the current Batman 4 part story arc, came to a close yesterday with Batman #662… thank god. This arc, written by John Ostrander, is cliche from head to toe. The dialogue is sophomoric and the art (by Tom Mandrake) is lacking. Grotesk ties Detective Comics #825 for title of the worst Continue Reading »
Rather than including new releases in it’s own post each week, I decided to create a new releases page. I will update this every Monday with the new shipping list from Diamond. Related Posts:Supergirl #19 CoverMarvel Comics Civil War Reading OrderReign of the Super Dead!It’s Time To Find Out… Just Who Is Jackpot?Frank Frazetta’s Death Continue Reading »
This comic is a waste of money.