Posted on July 31st, 2009 by Comic Book News
From the Architects Journal of all places, this is a top 10 run down of the wonderous, nightmarish and plain bizarre places comic book heroes and villains call home: Top 10 Comic Book Cities . Running through some obvious ones: Gotham, Metropolis, Daredevil’s New York (actually it’s really Miller and Mazzecchelli’s New York featuring DD, but that’s nitpicking) and Dean Motter’s nightmarishly beautiful Radiant City from Mister X. But it’s also lovely to see the inclusion of some more interesti
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Posted on July 31st, 2009 by Comic Book Reviews
Justice Society of America Thy Kingdom Come Part 3
Led by the world’s first super-heroes, the [...]
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Posted on July 31st, 2009 by Comic Book News
A NEW version of Errol Flynn’s 1935 swashbuckling pirate classic Captain Blood - but this time set in space - is to be made for Warner Bros. Michael and Peter Spierig will direct the feature, from a script by John Brownlow. In the original, Flynn played wrongfully-imprisoned British doctor Peter Blood who escapes to become a pirate in the Caribbean. It was the Spierig brothers who came up with the new twist of setting it in space. Robert Schwentke, director of The Time Traveller’s
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DC Comics Women of the DC Universe Series 2 Huntress Bust
Designed by Terry DodsonSculpted by James Shoop
The [...]
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Posted on July 31st, 2009 by Comic Book Reviews
The Batman The Complete First Three Seasons DC Comics Kids Collection
A young Bruce Wayne [...]
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