Charlotte and Zack review Earth X, a 12 issue alternate reality maxiseries!
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A Comic Book Reading Order Guide For Beginners & Fans
Charlotte and Zack review Earth X, a 12 issue alternate reality maxiseries!
[Read more…] about 1999 Pt. 4: Earth X!
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In Gothic: A Romance, a 1990 Batman story from the pages of Legends of the Dark Knight, Batman finds himself battling a satanic monk who attempts to kill everyone in Gotham City, and offer their souls to the devil in exchange for immortality. His plan rests on Gotham’s specific architecture, utilizing a series of cathedrals designed to place the stress of their weight up towards heaven. Batman eventually stops him, but this poses an interesting question: If the cathedrals of the city point up to heaven, then where is Gotham? The answer of course, is hell.
Gotham City is Hell.

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This week, I am honored to be interviewing Gene Ha, an artist on volume two of DC’s Black Label Wonder Woman: Historia. Ha is also the writer and artist behind the comic “Mae” and was one of the chief artists involved in his comic “Top 10.”
You can hear our full conversation on Comic Book Herald’s “Creannotators,” on the podcast.
But since some people prefer the ancient art of “reading,” we’ve also transcribed the interview below, talking with James about making the graphic novel. The transcription has been slightly edited for clarity. Read and enjoy!
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Picking up where we left off, we now come to the one and only time Geoff Johns ever wrote a proper Shazam/Fawcett solo ongoing, the work that would reshape Black Adam once again.
It would prove to be his final farewell to the character and the mythology he’d worked with for so long. Or…would it?
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Picking up where we left off, we now come to one of the most important initiatives of modern DC comics, and the work that would reshape Black Adam for good once more.
The initiative that still informs what DC is, and which it has never truly been able to escape. We come to The New 52.
[Read more…] about Black Adam and Geoff Johns’ Bastards- Part III