Undervalued Spotlight #226
Wonder Woman #1, DC Comics, November 2011 I’ve always hoped that one day I’d get to do this post,...
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Jan 13, 2015 | Undervalued Spotlight | 5
Wonder Woman #1, DC Comics, November 2011 I’ve always hoped that one day I’d get to do this post,...
Read Moreby Anthony Falcone | Sep 12, 2013 | Whosoever Holds This Hammer | 6
Firstly, and I believe that many out there would attest to this, just because you are married doesn’t mean your personal life is all sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows. In fact, one might even say that having characters going through marital troubles would make their personal lives even more difficult.
Read Moreby Anthony Falcone | Oct 9, 2012 | Whosoever Holds This Hammer | 13
September was another strong month for comic book sales, and Marvel’s AVX and DC’s New 52 Zero...
Read Moreby Ed Campbell | May 25, 2012 | Knowing Is Half The Battle | 1
Last year Scott reported about the release of the DC New 52 Hardcover book. There was some...
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Apr 26, 2012 | Undervalued Spotlight | 5
Military Comics #1, Quality Comics, August 1941 All the indicators seem to be telling me I’m wrong...
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Apr 3, 2012 | Undervalued Spotlight | 7
Justice League of America #9, DC Comics, February 1962 DC’s new Justice League has dominated the...
Read Moreby Andrew Ardizzi | Mar 12, 2012 | Reviews | 0
This series has been one of the more under-exposed series among the “New 52,” which despite resoundingly positive reviews hasn’t quite met the level of acclaim the top 10 on Diamond sales charts. The title puts Buddy Baker in darker situations than he’s been before, dealing with the underbelly of his powers, while also juggling the strains of raising a family.
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Mar 6, 2012 | Undervalued Spotlight | 4
Flash Vol. 2, #164, DC Comics, September 2000 Did DC’s New 52 save the print comic book industry?...
Read Moreby Andrew Ardizzi | Mar 5, 2012 | Reviews | 1
Justice League and its varying assortment of off-shoot titles has long been considered the flagship title of the DCU, often featuring the biggest heroes DC has to offer. Having been the lead-off title for the company’s New 52 initiative, that distinction held true and has remained a top title on Diamond’s sales charts since Sept. 2011. The first arc of the Geoff Johns penned series concluded last week with the world’s greatest heroes having a final showdown with the dark god himself, Darkseid.
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Jan 4, 2012 | Comic Culture | 1
Happy New Year everyone! This week’s show is Comic Culture’s New Year’s Special. Join our...
Read Moreby Andrew Ardizzi | Nov 15, 2011 | Reviews | 0
Spiraling out of the events of The War of the Green Lanterns, the Green Lantern title found itself in uncharted territory with long-time GL antagonist Sinestro back in the green and black. Volume five of Green Lantern is now three issues into its run, all with the greatest Green Lantern (villain) at the helm of the title. The question is whether the title is still holding its weight as a story.
Read Moreby Walter Durajlija | Nov 9, 2011 | Comic Culture | 3
This week’s show has hosts Chris Owen and Walter Durajlija talking about DC’s new...
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