Posts Tagged ‘Marvel’

The SAVIOR or the DEVIL… Depending on who you ask. Apple may take a 30% vig on those millions of applications offered for sale in their APPS Store– but they earn PENNIES for each iTunes track or “album” purchased. This is well-known. Why is Apple willing to do this? Because they want to sell more [...]

A NEW WEEKLY FEATURE Since I am a 99.9% “Wait for the Hardcover or the Trade Paperback” kind of guy, I’m going to put my money where my mouth is and let you know what I’m buying every week. Since people keep asking why I buy so many books every week, I expect all you [...]

IT’S QUITE SIMPLE, REALLY The good guys at CCW*TV– comic retailer par excellence Jose Melendez and comic writer extraordinaire Elliott Serrano– are very high on the obvious talents of one Mr. Jeff Parker. They like him so much, they mention his name often and are always certain to note whenever a new “JP” book arrives. [...]

IF YOU WEAR IT, THEY WILL COME

MORE INSIDEMAN-LOVE FOR JEFF PARKER! Recommended by my personal comic GURUS– (Who else but the dynamic duo of Jose Melendez and Elliott Serrano at CCW*TV?)– I couldn’t wait to crack open this comic. I had high hopes– especially when considering its’ pedigree. Let me just write up front, “I was never disappointed.” Jeff Parker is [...]

“JEFF PARKER LEAVES MARVEL FOR CANCELING HIS BOOKS” DC exclusively hires the powerhouse writer to replace Tony Daniel on Batman and to revitalize the JLA. The man’s writing is near-genius level.

This Logo is Almost as SPOOKY as Norman Osborn’s Haircut! WHAT? A COMPANY-WIDE COMIC CROSS-OVER THAT DOESN’T SUCK? “I’m coming, Elizabeth!” Marvel’s Shadowland Comic Book Cross-over has just begun and trusted critics are already divided on whether the whole shebang sucks balls or is OK… So I thought this might be a great time to [...]

  Yeah, I’m one of those guys. I normally wait for the Hardcovers and Trade Paperbacks– rather than purchase floppies. (For the uninitiated– “floppy” is one of the current terms used to describe comics that a printed and released monthly.) So why do I buy these sometimes-more-expensive versions of “regular” comics? As I’ve gotten older [...]