Ten Public Domain Character Relaunches
After nearly a century of supers, some of our favorite supers have naturally fallen out of copyright… Welcome to Ten Things: Ten Public Domain Character Relaunches!
Browsing: Eclipse Comics
Retro Review: DNAgents #1 (March 1983)
Science made them. No man can own them. But what exactly are… The DNAgents? Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of DNAgents #1 awaits!
Retro Review: Aztec Ace #1 (March 1984)
Remember the good old days? A time-traveler always does, just in case he needs a place to hide out. But what is the secret of Bridget Chronopolis? Your Major Spoilers (Retro) Review of Aztec Ace #1 awaits!
Retro Review: DESTROY!! #1 (November 1986)
Oh, sure, you’ve read ‘Understanding Comics.’ But are you familiar with *the rest* of the McCloud oeuvre?
Retro Review: Crossfire And Rainbow #1 (June 1986)
Some comic book stories are all about great and terrible connotations and world-shattering consequences. Others…
Retro Review: Reid Fleming, World’s Toughest Milkman #1 (October 1986)
And now, because Otter Disaster demanded it, we take a step into the surreal. Buckle…
Retro Review: Destroyer Duck #1 (February 1982)
Today’s Retro Review offering brings with it the reminder that, sometimes, the behind-the-scenes events in…
Retro Review: DNAgents #14 (July 1984)
We’ve looked at unofficial crossover before here in Retro Review corner, such as the Aquaman…
Retro Review: Zot! #1 (April 1984)
Some people like their heroes grim and angry, brimming with venom and covered in the…
Retro Review: Eclipse Monthly #8 (May 1984)
Dozens and dozens of our favorite comic book characters are created as homages of, tributes…
Retro Review: The Amazing Cynicalman #1 (June 1987)
The history of comics is filled with people whose artistic skill and inventiveness marks them…
SOLICITATIONS: IDW Publishing to finish Dinosaurs Attack
Press Release IDW Publishing is proud to announce that this summer, Topps’ classic card series…
