When Sequential Art Stories Eschew Both Sequence and Story: Legion of Super-Heroes #6
The Legion of Super-Heroes. A group of teens with powers, one thousand years in the future, inspired by the legend of Superman and brought together to show teamwork and unity among the citizens of different planets. Over the years, I've been there for the classics. The death and resurrection of Lightning Lad.
Shallow Hell: Death-Defying Devil #5 Wraps Longest Lunch Ever
The Devil has gone to Hell...and taken his readers with him.
Has Everyone Figured Out the Bad Guy is The Joker...Again?
Batman is having a very long night.
Red Rooster a Comic Worth Crowing About
The comic book chase of 2020 isn't the search for BATMAN #92 or HELL ARISEN #3. Rather, it's the Quest for Allegiance, the upstart comic book company that bypassed the direct market and instead brokered a landmark distribution deal with the corporate juggernaut, Wal-mart.
Catwoman 80th Anniversary: Not Purr-fect, but Better Than Expected
2020 sees a number of 80th anniversaries for major -- if not titular -- characters within the DC Universe, and if these 100-Page Super Spectacular releases are even moderately successfuly, we should start seeing the release of 85th anniversary issues in 2024-25.
Superman Stars in Standing Around Talking Comics #1022
Superboy is back! No, not that Superboy, the other Superboy. Well, technically, he's back too, but that comes later.
False Statements, Lies Pressure Alterna Into Releasing Police Reports on 2019 Swatting
In February of 2019, Alterna Comics publisher Peter Simeti was on a live stream broadcast from his apartment, when a knock at the door drew him away from his microphone.
Emerging from the Comics COVID Crisis: Retailers Speak Out
This week saw the return of New Comic Book Day -- kind of. DC Comics, which has been ahead of the distribution game since Diamond Comics Distributors closed their doors for the coronavirus outbreak, is putting comic books out, while Marvel is still waiting a later production date.
Broadsword Comics Celebrates 20 Years
At the auspicious rolling of the celestial odometer -- also known as the year 2000 AD -- Jim Balent, who had come to stardom through his work on DC Comics' CATWOMAN series, took a foolhardy leap into the realm of independent publishing.
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