Retro Review: Space Adventures #33 (March 1960)
You may know him as a chrome-covered soldier and member of the Justice League, but his first appearance was another story entirely… Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Space Adventures #33 awaits!
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Retro Review: Atomic Bunny #12 (August 1958)
When is the first issue also the twelfth issue? And more importantly, why WOULD it be? Today’s the day that we find out! Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Atomic Bunny #12 awaits!
Retro Review: Underdog #1 (July 1970)
In the words of superhero historian Jeff Rovin, “Bias because of phylum has no place in the enlightened universe of the superhero.” Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Underdog #1 awaits!
Retro Review: Special War Series #4 (November 1965)
Everybody knows Blue Beetle and Captain Atom… but what about The Judomaster? Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Special War Series #4 awaits!
Retro Review: Ronald McDonald #3 (January 1971)
Why number three? Because I don’t own a copy of number one! Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Ronald McDonald #3 awaits!
Retro Review: E-Man #1 (October 1973)
Some people refer to the 70s as a time of malaise when comics weren’t any good. Those people have never met Alec Tronn… Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of E-Man #1 awaits!
Pro Se Productions licenses Skyman, The Face, and Nature Boy for ongoing stories
A publisher known for resurrecting characters that deserve new stories, Pro Se Productions announces that it has licensed three comic characters, two from the 1940s and one from the 1950s, from Ronald Frantz. Author of FANDOM: CONFIDENTIAL
Retro Review: Americomics Special #1 (August 1983)
These days, Blue Beetle, Captain Atom and friends are associated with DC Comics. But that hasn’t always been the case. Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Americomics Special #1 awaits!
Retro Review: Blue Beetle #54 (February/March 1966)
Jaime Reyes, the current holder of the mantle of the superheroic Blue Beetle, has once…
Ten Things: Ten Unlikely Literary Comic Adaptations
Comic books take their inspiration wherever they can find it, even works of great literature. …
Ten Things: Ten Supers Who Share Names With Professional Wrestlers
For the thousands in attendance… and the millions reading at home. LLLLLLET’S GET READY TO…
Retro Review: The Peacemaker #1 (March 1967)
He’s a man who loves peace so much, he’s willing to fight for it. It’s…
Retro Review: Blue Beetle #2 (August 1967)
Though the Blue Beetle (or, more to the point, one of the Blue Beetles) has…
Retro Review: Peter Cannon, Thunderbolt #60 (November 1967)
And now, it’s time for some SERIOUSLY obscure deep cuts from the recesses of the…