No, really, it is! Look here if you don't believe me. (Note: nothing nasty, just an awesome suit.)

And in case you're wondering what or who a Man-Thing is, well...

I wonder that sometimes. Then I look at comics like this one and it all makes sense.

The History of Hank Pym explained

Best all and I hope you have fun reading; I'll be posting more of my dad's stories later today.

Until we see this.

The horror! The horror!


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But Disney bought Marvel Comics. My response can best be summed up as "Meh", but if Disney gets rid of Quephisto as EiC I'll be happy.

I doubt much will change, but who knows? We might end up with something like this:


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Just got finished a library copy of a book that contains Amazing Spider-Man #54, part of the excellent several-year run by J. Michael Straczynski (yes, the Babylon 5 JMS). It's the finale of the several-issues-long battle between Spidey and Digger, a gamma-powered zombie made up of half a dozen Mafia hitmen who died in the late 50's (it sounds odd ( Read more... )

The latest from the rumor mill concerning Marvel Comics...

The writer on Fantastic Four means to kill off Sue Richards (the Invisible Woman) and Doctor Doom (!) and repalce them with a gay Human Torch from an alternate universe ( Read more... )

Have once again found a treasure of my innocent (hah!) childhood, the collected Marvel Thor comics by Walt Simonson. I was amazed to find myself recognizing the comics when I started flipping through the collections -- the set comes in five books -- much as I was stunned to realize that I'd seen their re-issued Captain America's Bicentennial ( Read more... )

I just found a page that covers some of the greatest, most entertaining comic books that Marvel ever wrote: Marvel Two-in-One. I found a MTIO in a box my parents got for me when I was about 10 or so. It was part of a gift set about collecting Marvel comics, and it stuck in my mind. I can't even remember what the other issues were, but that one -- ( Read more... )

So now we see the real reason why Peter Parker dropped MJ ( Read more... )

Where does Joey Q get these ideas?

It's no secret he's long despised the idea of Peter Parker AKA the Amazing Spider-Man being married, because "you can't tell good stories with married characters." (Don't ask me, it's his argument.) So, after the atrocity that is Civil War, what does he do ( Read more... )