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Most comic book fans would place both Batman and Superman at the top of their list of favorite characters. It's always great having a comic series featuring the two heroes working together. The two have major differences in their origin and how they operate as "heroes," yet it's always evident there is a deep level …
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In the recent The Batman Who Laughs series by Scott Snyder and Jock, we saw his evil plan to unleash the dark version of others. It appears his plan was more successful than we realized. This November and December, we'll see six heroes corrupted and unleashed upon the DC Universe. We've already seen the preview …
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The twelve-issue Batman: Hush story arc remains at the top of most comic fans' lists. Published from 2002-2003, the story by Jeph Loeb, Jim Lee, Scott Williams, and Alex Sinclair was pretty groundbreaking and shook up the status quo for Batman. From the evolution of the relationship between Batman and Catwoman to the surprise twist …
Talking to Art Baltazar and Franco is always a blast. Not only do they create amazing comics such as Tiny Titans and Superman Family Adventures, they always crack me up. When doing an interview with them, you never know where it's going to go. This time, they managed to stick to business...for most of the …
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Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen comics from the Silver Age are always a delight to read. Whenever I attend a comic convention, I try to pick up a couple issues of the wacky comic. The premise of each issue pretty much always centers around Jimmy Olsen getting into some sort of outlandish situation. Sometimes the situations …
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After far too many years, Lois Lane has her own comic book once again. Throughout comic history, Lois has proven how important she is to Superman's character. She even first appeared in the very same issue where the Man of Steel made his debut. Despite this, she's never really been allowed to grow or shine …
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How many times can we see Superman's origin? The answer--Not enough. When DC Comics first announced Superman: Year One, there was some skepticism on my part. This is a story that most people already know and one that's been told many times over the years. What made this project intriguing was the fact it would …
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