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- Attack of the 50-Year-Old Comics
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- Mark Evanier's Blog
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- Star Trek Fact Check
- The Suits of James Bond
- Wild About Harry (Houdini)
Jungle Comics, as the name implies, was generally devoted to a collection of Tarzan imitators, but one strip stood out: Fantomah, Mystery Woman of the Jungle. Arriving before Wonder Woman, she may be the comics’ first female superhero. Never given…
James Bond has been in the news a lot lately as the longtime owners of the movie franchise, Barbara Broccoli and Michael Wilson, have opted to hand over control of the series to Amazon for a cool billion dollars. The…
Once a certain guy from Krypton made it obvious how much money there was in superhero comics, the race was on to duplicate his success at other publishers. The challenge, though, was how to make a hero “super” without copying…
Fifty years ago this month, I was reading a tabloid-sized comic collection called “Christmas With the Super-Heroes” (aka Limited Collector’s Edition C-34) and in the years since I’ve trotted it out almost as often as I’ve watched Rudolph The Red-Nosed…
Yesterday marked the 30th anniversary of the demise of Captain James T. Kirk in the hugely underwhelming “Star Trek: Generations,” and to mark the occasion, The Roddenberry Archives released a short film revealing, perhaps, the journey Kirk saw ahead of…
It was great while it lasted.