More like a relaunch, but don’t look for it in your friendly neighborhood Local Comic Shop, It’s debuting Online, as the very first Ongoing comic series on the web. Called Spectacular Spider-Girl, DeFalco/Frenz/Buscemea all look […]
Spidey goes to the ballpark in this latest clip from the Electric Company. He also tackles on of the lamest villains of all time!
This is the 35th edition of Spider-Captions. If you’re new to the game, here’s the simple rules. Put a caption over any of the characters and leave that in the comment section. The funnier the […]
I think it’s funny Spidey steals in this latest clip. However, he’s teaching kids how to read. It’s all justified in this 1970s clip from the Electric Company.
That’s a sweet cover, but I don’t get what Sarah Palin without makeup has to do with Thunderbolts. Leave a comment and explain this to me. THUNDERBOLTS #129 WRITER: Andy Diggle ARTISTS: Roberto De La […]
Just a friendly reminder about the podcast this Saturday. Artist Todd Nauck will be our guest on the March podcast. We will discuss his run on the Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man title with Peter David. We […]
Sorry for the lateness; I had a little problem involving my lungs flooding with infected fluid, making every breath a drowning agony, which impeded my ability to review comic books. Anyhow, here are my comments […]
Steve Ditko is off of the Spider-Man series and in his place we have John Romita. I will not go into the circumstances of Ditko’s departure because the endless speculation has been done elsewhere. John […]
We conitune our look at the PBS Electric Company segments from the 1970s. In this skit Morgan Freeman plays Dracula. I also love the sound effect for the first Spidey word balloon.
Here’s another clip from the 1970s PBS show “The Electric Company.” And no, the villain in this segment doesn’t reveal the ending of comic books. Does anyone know if that’s John Romita Sr artwork on […]
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