If only the Fantastic Four knew the Trapster’s secret weakness was nail polish!
Daredevil #35, “Daredevil Dies First,” (by Stan Lee and Gene Colan) is a good example of the problems of both the Marvel method and of “writing what you know” when …
Category: Fraser Sherman
And the inaugural Sam Scudder Award for Penology goes to …
The warden on this page from Flash #174. And the guard too.Seriously, what kind of idiot looks at the Mirror Master polishing a mirror and doesn’t think “Uh-oh”? Certainly not …
Reprise: Black knights in white satin
Once again my Silver Age rereading has caught up with a post (from almost exactly two years ago) so I’m reposting. This time it’s about the strange Silver Age career …
Me have finished lots of blog posts for this site!
Me got so far ahead on blog posting, decided no point to posting any of them! So me post this instead!Besides, me not like Bizarro stories! Me never like them …
Carmine and the Cat: Changes at DC in late ’67
Late in 1967, DC announced that big changes were in the works.I’m pretty sure I didn’t care much. I was perfectly satisfied with the comics I was getting; I’d be …
The ethics of time travel (and the reality of Santa)
As far as I know all calendars currently in use mark some date as the start of the new year. No matter which date you pick, it has no effect …
