#18 X-Men #50 Ah…Steranko again. This cover was so far ahead of it’s time, but it still didn’t help the sales of this title. Even when Neal Adams came along around eight or nine iss… more →
Danina422mpd57 wrote 1 month ago: Oh dear, not a great deal to go on here but who is it and who drew it? Of course last week saw us t … more →
mpd57 wrote 1 month ago: What in God’s name is going on in this panel? Take note though, this isn’t a panel … more →
dclebeau wrote 2 months ago: Let me be up front with my biases. I’m a Wally fan. For me, Barry was the guy who showed up … more →
invisibleagent wrote 2 months ago: I’m obsessed with these old Dick Tracy comics. I love that Detective Tracy is always up again … more →
artofwar11 wrote 5 months ago: So, Dwayne McDuffie and Ed Benes continue their story bringing the Milestone Comics character … more →
blues686 wrote 5 months ago: Hey everyone and welcome back to the blues effect. The New York City Comic Con off-site tournament, … more →
doctorbrown wrote 5 months ago: Final Crisis 7 was a nigh-brilliant, if a little rushed, finale to the last epic of the Multiverse. … more →
blues686 wrote 5 months ago: Hey everyone and welcome back to the blues effect. Ever play exiles and wonder what to do if you we … more →
geekylibrarian wrote 5 months ago: The Challengers of the Unknown is one of DC’s best, failed comics. The concept is pretty stra … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #18 X-Men #50 Ah…Steranko again. This cover was so far ahead of it’s time, but it still … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #17 Superman #233 The first Neal Adams entry, Superman 233 hit the newsstand in the early seventies … more →
blues686 wrote 6 months ago: Hey Everyone and welcome back to the blues effect. The new york city comic con vs system tournament … more →
Ben Dixon wrote 6 months ago: (Videogame. PC. Monolith / Sierra. 2005) “Don’t move! You’re surrounded by armed b … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #12 Journey Into Mystery #89 It’s hard to describe covers like this when viewed for the first … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #11 Silver Surfer #4 This one is kinda self explanatory, with the notation that I never considered … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #9 The Brave and the Bold #70 While this cover contains the dreaded DC go go checks of the sixties, … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #8 Nick Fury, Agent of Shield #6 I was never a fan of Nick Fury as a kid. I collected the Strange T … more →
davidakers71 wrote 6 months ago: Cover date: June 1959 Title: The Secret of the Super-Orphan Story: Otto Binder Art: Jim Mooney Midva … more →
d422 wrote 6 months ago: #4 Iron Man #1 While I never considered Gene Colan an exceptional cover artist, this book sells in … more →