Gary Friedrich goes out of his way to flunk the Bechdel test
As I’ve blogged about before, by the end of the 1960s Stan Lee had no idea what to do with Captain America. How do you make the quintessential representative of …
As I’ve blogged about before, by the end of the 1960s Stan Lee had no idea what to do with Captain America. How do you make the quintessential representative of …
I mean, we’re talking the end of 1971 — it’s pretty obvious that just as love comics are doomed, the Western comic is on its way out. Sure, Marvel has …
As a die-hard Doctor Who fan I suffered through the recent, dismal Disney + series that wasted the charm of Ncuti Gatwa as the first Doctor of color. I also read …
My Silver Age reread is now moving into 1972, and Len Wein has already established himself as a writer. There’s his (IMHO) definitive Phantom Stranger (with Jim Aparo on the …
If so, the comics ads of 1971 have you covered! Kirk Demarais’ ever-informative Mail-Order Mysteries says if you joined up with the Monster Fan Club the rewards were not as cool …
I don’t think I’ve ever worked on a film book where I didn’t have to cover some film or TV series that was lost or unavailable. When I was writing …
As I’ve blogged about recently, the Bronze Age was big on reviving Silver Age villains who’d faded from the scene, whether they deserved it or not. Detective Comics #418’s lead story, …