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Marvel Comics #1: 80th Anniversary Edition (graphic novel review).
With a reminder while reading the latest ‘Alter Ego’ that Marvel Comics was 80 years old last year, it seemed appropriate to finally…
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November 2013
ReviewComics
Thor: The Dark World by Frank Ochieng (film review).
Well, Marvel Comics’ favorite hammer-wielding Norse god is back and assumes the spotlight while his other mighty crime-fighting cohorts take a break, most…
April 2013
ReviewBooks
Marvel Comics In The 1960s by Pierre Comtois (book review).
The sixties, man. Social upheaval. Youth counter-culture. If you can remember it you weren’t really there, huh? I was there but I was…
January 2013
ReviewComics
The Essential Punisher Volume 1 (graphic novel review).
The Punisher first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man # 129 (Feb 1974) and was created by Gerry Conway and John Romita, Sr., who…
December 2012
ReviewBooks
Essential Thor Volume 4 by Jack Kirby, Neal Adams, John Buscema and Stan Lee (comic-book review).
Kirby soldiers on! For 12 more issues anyway and does a pretty good job of them, too. Just before he left Marvel, that…
ReviewComics
Essential Thor Volume 3 by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee (comic-book review).
Here be another ‘Essential Thor Volume’ for ye to read, mortals. This is the point at which the Thunder God became more godly,…
ReviewComics
Essential Thor Volume 2 by Jack Kirby and Stan Lee (graphic novel review).
‘Essential Thor Volume 2’ opens with a magnificent battle scene in which Odin, Thor and a bunch of other Asgardians fight the demon…