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comicreviewsbywalt.com
In 1994, DC Comics published a line-wide crossover event - Zero Hour: Crisis in Time. This was a "single month event," with a weekly "core series" (Zero Hour: Crisis in Time) with five weekly issues, numbered backwards from #4 to #0 (counting down to zero). Along with the core series issues, there were numerous tie-ins... |
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blogintomystery.com
A couple of months ago I posted a look at a Teen Titans comic that made a painful attempt at connecting with the younger set. Pat at Silver Age Comics had a lot of the same impressions of that particular issue in a post that he made two days ago. So what ad do I... |
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geekdad.com
Happy Comic Release Day! Welcome to another installment of GeekMom Comic Book Corner, where we recap our adventures in comics for the week. |
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blogintomystery.com
Do we really want a magician who learned his trade through a comic book ad performing the "saw a woman in half" trick? Wouldn't OSHA want to step in here? Doesn't this guy bear too close a resemblance to a Snidely Whiplash type villain to trust with such a deed? So many harrowing possibilities! |
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