Or – “A Mustelid Ate The President’s Face…” It’s been a while since we checked in with our friends in the Flatiron Building, and the latest updates from Boys-ville are not encouraging: Hughie continues to waffle, Butcher’s control has been questioned, and Mother’s Milk has had a horrible revelation about his former family… We’re on the downhill slide, and war seems inevitable. The only question is: What will set it off?
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Recently, Voltron has become a thing again. Apparently there are some comics on the way and I’ve heard rumors of a new TV series, but that’s not what we’re discussing here today. As part of this new “thing” a Voltron video game has come out for the downloadable market, that’s what we’re here to discuss.
Or – “Truth In Advertising Dept.” NOT A HOAX! NOT A WHAT IF!! NOT AN IMAGINARY STORY!!! The staggering tale that could change Spidey’s life FOREVER!!!! EXCLAMATION POINTS!!!!!
With resources dwindling, and the Jeddak seeking more power, it is up to the individual to try and save the tribe, rather than waiting for the group to come together.
He’s for everyone of us, stand for everyone of us! He’ll save with a mighty hand, every man, every woman, every child, with a mighty FLASH! Dynamite Entertainment takes readers back, back, back, waaaay back, to tell the tale of Flash Gordon taking on Ming the Merciless.
Oh yes, my friends it has all led to this, Amy, Rory, River and The Doctor are now in a spiraling vortex of mystery that begins and concludes with The Doctor’s death! IN UTAH!
Or – “The True Test Of My High-School Spanish!” Before the Major Spoilers Podcast, I had never met co-host Rodrigo (though, in truth, I have never “met” the man in person) but I often find it remarkable the things that we have in common. During break in recording sessions, the Major Spoilers team engages in bull sessions on all topics and once in a while, the topic turns our mutual appreciation of the wild and wacky worlds of professional wrestling. (The “our” here doesn’t usually include Stephen, who is perfectly content not knowing the difference between a wrist lock and…
Dungeons and Dragons isn’t just a game anymore, it’s much bigger and Fell’s Five are part of it. Fell’s Five have followed Khal back home to find out what’s wrong with his beloved. See what after the jump.
Allen the Alien makes a difficult decision, Nolan is reunited with Kid Omni-Man, and a lot of people have a lot of sex in this month’s Invincible!
Or – “Eight Bucks? Does This Book Come With A Gatefold Girlfriend?” I’ve remarked about the tendency of comic book covers to be nothing but glamour shots of the team, and that tendency doubles when it’s an anniversary or milestone issue. But I’ll say this for Fantastic Four #600: They’ve at least given us a CHOICE of which goofy glamour shot we want… Of course, they’re all REALLY unattractive, but at least one features a pretty nice shot of Susan Richards’ derriere.
Or – “Trying To Recapture Wolfman/Perez Again?” The sad truth about the Teen Titans is that, out of eight different versions of the team, only one has really ever been overtly successful. (That’s eight DISTINCT versions, not counting revamps within an existing run or team lineup changes within various teams.) This version harkens back to the far-flung past year of 2003, but the team’s newest member promises to bring things into the 21st century…
It’s been far, far, far too long since we featured our statue gallery, and since this works of art are just lining up to be featured, we thought now was just as good a time as any to show off these miniature marvels. This week we take a look at DC Direct’s Women of the DC Universe – Catwoman statue based on the art of Adam Hughes.
Or – “In Which My Personal Theory About Marvel Comics Becomes Clear…” This weekend, during a conversation with co-worker Chris at Gatekeeper Hobbies (HUNTOON & GAGE, TOPEKA!), I realized something important about Marvel Comics in general (and Brian Bendis in particular): They have a poor sense of time…
Or – “Justice, Like Lightning, Should Ever Appear, One If By Land, Two If By Sea…” The Bronze Age of comics brought the winds of change, and though Luke Cage, John Stewart, T’Challa and others preceded him, Jefferson Pierce was DC’s first African-American headline character… Is his first swingin’ 70’s appearance Dy-No-MITE, or will this issue be a jive turkey?