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Pretty, Fizzy Paradise: February 2006
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Pretty, Fizzy Paradise. And maybe even blogging! Tuesday, February 28, 2006. A new Favorite Scene: Legion v4, #96. Since I mentioned the scene before as one of the many reasons I love Rokk Krinn, for all his occasional bitchiness, I thought I'd post the scene. Because it's cute. (Other reasons include the post-Zero Hour Machiavellian takedown of the president, because that was pretty damn awesome.been reading Post-Zero Hour stuff. :-). Bitch maybe, but the guy gets results! Posted by kalinara @ 7:20 PM.
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Silver Age Comics: And Yet Another Swipe
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Mostly Dedicated to Comics Published from 1955-1970. Thursday, August 21, 2014. And Yet Another Swipe. I talked a few years ago about a very goofy story in Lois Lane #36. But eventually we got the follow-up. Well, tonight I was reading some old comics and found out that this was actually a swipe from an earlier Jimmy Olsen tale:. In the Jimmy Olsen story, just as in the Lois Lane tale, the protagonist has just returned from a little vacay:. They realize that they're being tricked for different reasons...
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Silver Age Comics: Lois Lane #36
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Mostly Dedicated to Comics Published from 1955-1970. Saturday, November 26, 2011. The opening story is The Day Lois Lane Vanished. It's a very standard DC plot, where the protagonist suddenly finds that nobody remembers him or her:. Offhand I can think of at least two stories where Batman faced the same puzzle; Am I Really Batman. And in the end:. But that is a tale for another time. For the second story, we get:. The LL fan club holds their meetings in a room next to a cyclotron? She volunteers to test ...
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Silver Age Comics: September 2014
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Mostly Dedicated to Comics Published from 1955-1970. Monday, September 08, 2014. The First Brainiac (Or the Sixth? This is the April 1958 issue, which came out three months before the first green-skinned, pink-shirted Brainiac story in Action #242. So is this the first Brainiac? Or since it takes place almost 40 centuries in the future, well after the Legion of Super Heroes Brainiac 5's era, is it the sixth? This time travel business can sure make things confusing! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dial B for ...
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Silver Age Comics: June 2014
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Mostly Dedicated to Comics Published from 1955-1970. Wednesday, June 18, 2014. As I mentioned the other day, I have been working my way through the mid-1950s Superboy issues looking for more swipes by Weisinger and company. I came across two more, although these were not quite as blatant. First:. It's comparable to these two stories with identical titles:. Wednesday, June 11, 2014. The Secret Origin of Pete Ross. Did you know that Pete Ross' original name was Billy Todd? As he would later to Pete. Clark ...
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London Loves Comics: April 2012
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Saturday, 14 April 2012. Hope he's their dad. Scan from White Dwarf #72, December 1985. Labels: Dungeons and dragons. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna, Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna: TAT FAN! View my complete profile. My favourite issue of The 'Nam. A Christmas Story from Mega City One. The Marvellous Marvel Atlas. LLC does comic shops. The West End (Gosh! Orbital's old shop, Comicana, Forbidden Planet and several long since gone shops). Fantastic Realm (Finsbury Park). LLC does comic markets.
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London Loves Comics: July 2011
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Sunday, 24 July 2011. I'm so out of touch that I had no idea about this: http:/ www.goshlondon.com/move/. I'll definitely be there on the 30th to bid farewell to the old shop (and meet Alan Moore). The new place sounds like it'll be just grand. Sunday, 3 July 2011. Gene Colan and Night Force #12. Gene Colan. Others out there can write a good deal more articulate obituaries and summaries of the man's career. They have. Go read them. It's worth a look. Why Night Force #12? Wheel It stuck with me, and it wa...
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London Loves Comics: Unexpected sound effect
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Sunday, 3 June 2012. Unexpected #166, July 1975. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna, Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna: TAT FAN! View my complete profile. My favourite issue of The 'Nam. A Christmas Story from Mega City One. The Marvellous Marvel Atlas. LLC does comic shops. The West End (Gosh! Orbital's old shop, Comicana, Forbidden Planet and several long since gone shops). Fantastic Realm (Finsbury Park). Fantastic Realm closure report. Orbital Comics (West End). LLC does comic markets.
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London Loves Comics: February 2011
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Friday, 18 February 2011. At last a comic which scratches my fantasy itch. I'm a massive fan of ogres, skeletons, orcs. Dragons and all that D&D, Tolkien-style gubbins. But let's be honest, fantasy comics and literature can be a bit of a bore. All those characters with silly names doing ridiculous things with straight faces? Do me a favour! For something that's meant to be fantastical, reading fantasy is often a depressingly stodgy experience. First of all, no silly names! No pretentious overarching plot...
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London Loves Comics: December 2010
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Tuesday, 14 December 2010. The first since September. Can't really afford them, but I decided I could no longer do without these four. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna, Dinna-Dinna-Dinna-Dinna: TAT FAN! View my complete profile. My favourite issue of The 'Nam. A Christmas Story from Mega City One. The Marvellous Marvel Atlas. LLC does comic shops. The West End (Gosh! Orbital's old shop, Comicana, Forbidden Planet and several long since gone shops). Fantastic Realm (Finsbury Park).
