I bought this issue of Tomahawk for two reasons: to read during Western comics month and because it has a GIANT gorilla on the cover with a bow and arrow. I personally am not familiar with the Tomahawk character, or the rangers he leads during the War of Independence; I am just a sucker for... Continue Reading →
Western Gunfighters #16
It occurs to me, as I try to increase my visibility on social media, that I could do the same on the blog. Let’s see how it goes. Last night I read issue number 16 of Western Gunfighters, from 1973. The comic features Kid Colt, the Black Rider, and Kid Apache. This volume of Western... Continue Reading →
DC Special #10 – Stop! You Can’t Beat the Law
Cover DC Special 21 Wow, it’s been a long time since I’ve written anything for this blog that I’m still paying for. It’s been almost three years, and I have to admit—I’m disappointed in myself for that. I’ve read a lot of good comics over the past couple of years—plenty of great ones, in fact.... Continue Reading →
The Son of Satan and the Preachers Kid
Just in time for Halloween the Super-Blog Team-Up is back and this time out we’re going to Hell! Our group of bloggers and pod-casters have decided to go to hell so we’ll be writing and talkin’ about demons, devils, and super-hero adventures in the netherrealms. For my journey to Hades I’m going to take a... Continue Reading →
Comics: 3 / 79¢
When my brother and I were kids, before we were collectors, comics were a great way to amuse ourselves and keep us busy. Young boys reading are not running around getting into trouble or bugging their parents for things to do or eat. They were also a great diversion when we were away from home,... Continue Reading →
Image Comics: Remembering my early days
It is hard to believe that it has been thirty years since those bold and brash comic creators left their jobs at Marvel and started their own company, answering to no one but each other. I was a freshmen in college in 1992 when Spawn #1 was released. I could not legally drink, did not... Continue Reading →