Dark Days: the Forge #1 Review
Writers: Scott Snyder & James Tynion IV
Pencils: Jim Lee, Andy Kubert, & John Romita Jr.
Inks: Scott Williams, Klaus Janson, & Danny Miki
Colors: Alex Sinclair with Jeremiah Skipper
Lett... Read More...
Jack Kirby’s the Fourth World: An Imagination Run Wild
1971 was a historic year for comic books. Historic in the fact that after an already legendary run at Marvel comics Jack Kirby moved to DC comics. There are many stories as to why Kirby made the switch but they... Read More...
Batman #24 Review
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Batman just proposed to Catwoman! After 77 years of flirtation, forbidden attraction, mulitversal collapses, reboots, and elseworld stori... Read More...
Trinity Annual #1 Review
Trinity Annual #1 Review
Written by Rob Williams
Art by Guillem March
Colours by Tomeu Morey
Letters by Carlos M. Mangual
Reviewed by Lorna Maltman (maltmanlorna@gmail.com)
This past week it w... Read More...
The Flash #23 Review
the Flash #23
Writer: Joshua Williamson
Artist: Carmine Di Giadomenico
Colorist: Ivan Plascencia
Letterer: Steve Wands
Eobard Thawne, the Reverse Flash AKA Professor Zoom… He was many ... Read More...
Wonder Woman: Wonder Words
Wonder Woman: Wonder Words
Some correspondence answered by Bob Reyer
(That letter above is from 1974's Wonder Woman #212, commenting on the return of the Amazons and Diana's super-powers.)
With so... Read More...
Wonder Woman: Her Creator and Creation
l to r: Dr. William Moulton Marston, Harry G. Peter, Sheldon Mayer, Max Gaines
Wonder Woman: Her Creator and Creation
The "birth story" of the Amazon Princess by Bob Reyer
(To honor the 75th Anniversary o... Read More...
Returning to BTAS: Episode 17 – See No Evil
See No Evil
Directed by: Dan Riba
Written by: Martin Pasko
Original Air Date: February 24th 1993
Synopsis : A small-time crook has stolen an invisibility suit, which he has been using to steal jewel... Read More...
Wonder Woman: Milestones–Updated!!
WONDER WOMAN: MILESTONES!
A compendium by Bob Reyer
Suffering Sappho! Here's a not-so-quick rundown of some of the major moments in Wonder Woman's more than 75-year history! (For the most part, issue date... Read More...
Why We Still Need Wonder Woman
We still need Wonder Woman. The 75th anniversary of her first appearance coincides with intense, public, necessary conversations about gender and power. She may be a decades-old fictional character, but she can... Read More...