So this started out as something else. I was inspired by a panel by José Luis García-López. When I think about it now, I am just as confused as to how it got to this point as you may be. I REALLY wanted to capture the dynamic feel of José’sSuperman coming in for a landing. […]
DC Showcase Presents
Some of the best comic book-related entertainment has to be DC’s Showcase. One-off episodes of some sometimes obscure characters and groups. While not really tied to any singular continuity, all are very entertaining. I would love to see Challengers of the Unknown given the DCS treatment. The format would make a great anthology series for […]
Casually Comics for Comic Book Conversations
As of the time of this blog post Sasha is just about my favorite Comic Book Reviewer on YouTube. Her wit and insights are fun and informative and I am here for it all. Being an old man in the comics realm, who is pretty knowledgeable about pre Y2K comics, I find that I have […]
Action Comics No. 434
Dentistry Action Comics: I revel in goofy comic book covers from bygone eras. Don’t be like Superman… don’t forget to floss, kids!
Superman: The “Last” Son of Krypton
Another piece using a Bruce Timm pose. This was my second shot, as the first was too upper-right heavy.
Catching up with Superman and Lois
Superman and Lois on the CW… well via app in my case. It’s a great show! With the glut of shows to watch, Mrs. Multiverse and I fell out of this one when it went on hiatus during the first season. We restarted it recently and really have been enjoying ourselves. It adds a whole […]
Zarathustra Comics
Based on Friedrich Nietzsche’s book, “Thus Spoke Zarathustra” and Action Comics number one from 1938. I was heavily influenced by an early version of Bruce Timm’s Superman for the pose, albeit a trimmed down end result from the original. The concept of the Übermensch, Overman, or Superman becoming the center of all things humanity looks […]
The Hostess with the Mostess Ads
The Hostess with the Mostess Ads… Today we are going to take a look at vintage Hostess advertisements in comic books. There is something about these old advertisements, they were quaint and entertaining. That is the thing about them, the entertainment factor. That sticks with you longer than the empty calories that the content would […]
Why Are Superhero Movies So Much Better Than Superhero Comics?
So when Rob Bricken, formerly of Topless Robot then regular contributor to io9, asked a poignant question… “Why Are Superhero Movies So Much Better Than Superhero Comics?” Some may argue this. I won’t but some might. There are those who think that they are inferior because the stories that the movies convey are just bastardised […]
Quality Comics’ Freedom Fighters
Remember those awesome days when crossing from one dimensional plane to another was as easy as turning a page? I miss those days. At times the cross-over stories were bat-shit crazy, and that was half the fun. Quality Comics’ Freedom Fighters characters were an interesting acquisition by DC back then and they were used creatively. […]