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I had no idea what to expect out of this comic book, but approached it with an open mind and a bit of excitement.

DC Comics kicked off the refresh of its entire franchise with the release of Justice League #1 and they did it with their heaviest hitters – Geoff Johns, Jim Lee and Scott Williams.

A friend of mine just sent me a link to Mari Kasurinen’s My Little Pony Mods. Most of them are sold out, but they’re still fun to look at. My favorites are displayed below, but you should definitely head over to Mari’s site to check out the rest. Related Posts:Refacing Government TenderSupergirl #19 CoverSwamp Thing  Continue Reading »

Refacing Government Tender is an awesome photoset by Joe D on Flickr. He takes US cash and turns the images of dead presidents in to funny portraits. My favorites are the comic book characters. These are a few of my favorites. Check out the rest on Joe D’s Flickr Photo Stream. Related Posts:Supergirl #19 CoverJustice  Continue Reading »

I know Geoff Johns must have written a bad comic at some point, but if he has I haven’t read it yet. This issue was excellent just like everything he’s ever written. Warning: there be spoilers in this review. Action Comics #865: The Terrible Toyman gives us a glimpse inside the Toyman’s psychotic mind as  Continue Reading »

After two years of waiting for a decent story line, Supergirl has failed me for the final time. Two years ago I started reading Supergirl. The first several issues had decent art (if you like Michael Turner) minus the fact that Supergirl looked to be in her early twenties rather than her supposed age of  Continue Reading »

Well this was an unexpected surprise: a comic book featuring the Legion of Super-Heroes that left me satisfied and wanting more. Action Comics #858, Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes Part One features yet another tale about the Superman worshiping youths of the future, the Legion of Super-Heroes. These kids are all over the DC  Continue Reading »

Supergirl #22 has been sitting on my desk for weeks now. Every time I picked it up, I would end up setting it down again without even glancing inside. I was dreading it. This is the second part of a two part series entitled Reunion, and both issues are tie-ins to the worst series in  Continue Reading »

A recent comment reminded me of an article I wrote about the death of Captain America. I invited the general public to get over it. It seemed the day Captain America #25 was released the media couldn’t keep from talking about it. Some fans of Captain America went in to a depression, some lashed out  Continue Reading »