Hooray! We read Marvel’s 1960’s comics! Zack & Dave cover your questions, poll results, and recap the decade that was the 1960s.
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Hooray! We read Marvel’s 1960’s comics! Zack & Dave cover your questions, poll results, and recap the decade that was the 1960s.
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[Read more…] about Marvel Decade One: 1960’s Variant CoverMy favorite new & complete stories in Marvel Unlimited this month including:
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[Read more…] about Best Comics Ever #35: Heroes in Crisis, Flex Mentallo, Cosmic Ghost Rider Ranked!It’s rare that comic creators get to go even a few years on a comic book. Five years is something of an accomplishment. But when creators get to stay for a decade or more, something magic comes out. Something more than just long tales, something more than the sum of its parts. The book gets a kind of consistency that builds up to make bigger ideas possible. Collected here are some of the best examples of what can happen when you break 100 issues! [Read more…] about Best 100+ Issue Runs in Comics
From his bedazzled headgem to his string cheese cape, Mister Sinister is one of the most iconic villains in X-Men comics history. Sinister, aka Nathaniel Essex, is a dark reflection of obsessive eugenics, dedicated to creating the perfect species no matter the cost. [Read more…] about Mister Sinister Reading Order!
Now that I am a certified press member who attends comic cons regularly (… Twice. I’ve done this twice) I’ve been thinking more about what it is that I’m looking to get from attending a comic book convention.
I attended Comic Con Revolution in Chicago this past weekend (technically in Rosemont, Illinois), and given the smaller scale of the show compared to the massive C2E2, there was a lot more emphasis on this question. What do I expect from a con? At C2E2 there’s so much razzle dazzle I didn’t necessarily need to address this question much (oh look at the shiny David Tennant!), but CCR and shows of a similar or smaller size bring it to the forefront.
Here’s what I’ve decided is important to me: [Read more…] about Comic Con Revolution Chicago 2019