In the 12th episode of The Shade's Journal, join host Matt Kramer for discussion of Starman #19, featuring pirates and character actors, as well as Starman Annual #1, featuring a dead Earth, a dead Prince, and a tale of science vs. sorcery in a tale of Times Past ( Read more... )

I haven't seen a lot of chatter about Superman:Doomsday. Perhaps, you're a purist. Perhaps, you haven't seen it yet. Perhaps, there's naught to say.

Here's my random blather, beyond the initial "OMG that was the slashy/violent/beautiful." Really, PG13, huh.

Did Diana's protege miss his chance? Did we miss it?

This is a really smart post, if somewhat contentious. I want to humbly suggest, though, that it's way smarter than the way anyone who doesn't love Wonder Woman could manage. Apologies if this is old, old news around here, but i'm slooow.

Victor is reminded why he loves Ralph Dibny, hates certain clusters of online comic book fans, and rambles on in a spoilery way about 52, Civil War, Thunderbolts and Nextwave.

stephl finds that, sometimes, fandom means you get to have the *weirdest* conversations....

(Nothing spoilery at all, unless you haven't read Infinite Crisis yet.)

arionhunter proposes a question regarding if the current writing of BoP is a reflection of Gail Simone's own feelings towards the state of the book. Very minor BoP spoilers.

I had linked to these last two questions at the bottom of the poll, but judging by the amount of people who answered them, I don't think everyone saw it. Fantasyenabler asks you to categorize yourself based on your answers to the first fifteen questions of the poll.

I never got an answer regarding my question, so I'm going to assume this is okay. Fantasyenabler put together the following poll asking What kind of DC Comic fan are you? Golden, Silver, Plutonium/Modern, Mercury, or Arsenic?

I just read through the guidelines on the profile page, but I didn't see anything one way or another on linking to polls. Is that allowed here?

kkglinka has a bunch to say about various comics.