In the comic book realm of superheroes, few characters possess the hard-earned reputation of having a steady chronological run that crosses decades – and generations of readers who have committed to growing up with the […]
Hello, Crawlspacers – good to be back! In case there are some of you out there wondering how and why the hell I took so long to bring my column back to life in this […]
Stories have a purpose: to experience something that we have not experienced (and neither will) in our lifetime. Contemplate how fictional (or real) people dealing with their internal conflicts in order to reassess our […]
The Marvel Universe is a rich and complex place. Its (fiction) history spans millions of years, if not more, thanks to the vast array of creators who were imaginative enough to create and push the […]
And now, for something completely different: a man with the powers of a spider with a very unique choice of wardrobe – Mr. Bug Guy. Although not all spiders in the animal kingdom are red […]
Some of the major questions about One More Day are about writer J. Michael Straczynski’s original plans for the saga. It’s well-known that he had a different draft for Parts 3 and 4 than what […]
According to the Cambridge Dictionary, the word Intermezzo has the following meaning: noun [ C ] UK /ˌɪn.təˈmet.səʊ/ US /ˌɪn.t̬ɚˈmet.soʊ/ A short piece of music written to be played on its own or as part […]
It is January 2009. In the climax of Final Crisis #6, Batman points a gun at Darkseid, who releases his Omega Sanction Rays before the Dark Knight can fire his weapon; Darkseid is gunned down. […]
A while back I came across a piece Wizard magazine did where they reviewed Spider-Man comics during an important time, as Joe Quesada was making his mark on Spider-Man. J. Michael Straczysnki and John Romita […]
Coming on Nov 26 and Dec 3 respectively, these two classic Spidey novels will be available from Audible.
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