7 days ago by admin

A major key of the comic book universe is Flash #123, published by DC in 1961. This issue was titled “Flash of Two Worlds” and featured the re-appearance of the Golden Age Flash, Jay Garrick and the first mention of Earth-2. The story was written by Gardner Fox, illustrated by Carmine Infantino and ...

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19 days ago by Michael Bailey

Welcome to the third day of Justice Society of America Week here at the Fortress of Baileytude. So far I have been getting some good feedback on these posts and that makes me feel good because not only does it feed into my massively out of control ego but it also proves that there are other fans out ...

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27 days ago by Greg

Blackest Night: Superman #1 ( DC - Robinson / Barrows / Jose ) Black Lantern Superman has unearthed Pa Kent’s grave! But that’s only the beginning of the horrifying things he’s about to unleash on an unsuspecting Smallville. Discover the demented evil of BLACKEST NIGHT in this 3-issue miniseries fro ...

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39 days ago by Felix

Originally posted at PrimeTimeGeek.com PTG Episode 56 is brought to you by Superman/Batman: Public Enemies , now on blu-ray and DVD. (Support Prime Time Geek by purchasing it through Amazon with the link provided!) Well, I’ll say this much for Warner Premiere’s latest direct-to-video animation offer ...

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113 days ago by mARK pUTNAM

Blackest Night is finally here and with it the return of long dead characters as zombies! But it’s not the adversaries of the past that you need to worry about, it’s the loves lost. That’s because unlike traditional zombies, Black Lanterns want your heart not your brains. Perhaps the most earth-shat ...

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137 days ago by Xag

More Fun Comics 73 introduces Aquaman and Green Arrow Aside from the obvious allusions to Robin Hood, Mort Weisinger was inspired by a movie serial, The Green Archer ( based on the novel by Edgar Wallace). Weisinger retooled the concept into a superhero archer with obvious Batman influences. These i ...

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138 days ago by Xag

The mystery man, are at large when superman appears. But who were the Mystery men? The Ghost Detective Very little is known about Dr Richard Occult except that he used a mystic amulet along his his mind and knowledge to defeat supernatural threats. He also possessed to some hypnotic abilities and mo ...

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138 days ago by Xag

Wonder Woman’s First Appearance was actually in an issue of all star comics, as a teaser story Promoting Sensational Comics where she would make her full debut. READ THE FIRST APPEARENCE HERE Here’s an ad from All star comics announcing Sensational Comics. For her first adventure I recommend reading ...

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146 days ago by Xag

"Superman was not the first super hero of sorts on Earth-Two, Doctor Occult having scooped him (at least in an active career) by some three years. He was succeeded by the Crimson Avenger, a non super powered hero. Then came Batman, the Sandman I, Doll Man, Doctor Fate, Uncle Sam, Midnight, the Human ...

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146 days ago by Xag

How to start the story of the DC universe, without the first appearance of Superman. Oddly enough, his first appearance on comics, tells little of the characters origin. “Why is this?” you might ask… Well superman had been in the mind of Jerry Seigel and Joe Shuster for quiete some time. and actuall ...

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