Spidey fever spreads
Fun picture to brighten up your day:

Explanation of sorts here in New York Magazine. But the photo says it all…
Fun picture to brighten up your day:

Explanation of sorts here in New York Magazine. But the photo says it all…
Some ups and some downs this week in our little pop culture playground. DC takes a few steps back with some scheduling issues and then brings Jim Shooter back in the spotlight, while the internet seems to be crammed with some very taste time wasters. • If you miss the premiere of the Iron Man…
Transformers… more than meets the eye. This, we know. But what happens when the mighty all-spark malfunctions and sends the Michael Bay Monstrosities to wage war against the Autobots and Decepticons of our shared youth? Only you, the cosmically-conscious Comic Mix commenters can conclude! Now cast your votes! The Main Event: Team Optimus versus Team…
From Michael Pinto at Fanboy.com: You wouldn’t think the plans for the Death Star would fit in a first-class envelope, would you? You can also put a Star Wars stamp on that envelope.
Actor and InterWebs celebrity Wil Wheaton informed fans today that "Blue Light Special," a story he wrote in 2006, has been adapted into an episode of the collaborative webcomic BlogJam. In the strip, Wheaton relates a story about the toy that "defined his childhood" — in this case, Star Wars action figures. Wheaton helped write…
Back in business from ComicCon, we have a TON to share! First, Tim Matheson takes us behind the scenes at the hit USA Network shows that he is directing including COVERT AFFAIRS, PSYCH, WHITE COLLAR & BURN NOTICE. Then we give you a glimpse of our ComicCon experiences as we share comments from Grace Park,…
According to the Los Angeles Times, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia referenced Lex Luthor during a recent oral argument at the nation’s "highest" court. While considering the case of Gall v. U.S., a judge sentenced a drug dealer to probation rather than the prison term. According to the Times: "Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg suggested to…
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Man, I hate it when a place turns into one of those Spider-Man bars…
I used to know a gal who would walk around her apartment in her Spidey pajamas, talking to her Wolverine action figure, but I don't think that's her in the picture. Then again….
If Power Girl CHOOSES to dress like that, how is that her male artist's fault?!?
I think part of the point that the writers were trying to make was that Power Girl had male creators who designed and put her in that costume.
I think Brian was making a JOKE.
Yep, that was a joke. Characters don't choose what they wear!
I give Geoff John credit for ATTEMPTING to provide reasoning behind her costume (well the HOLE in it atleast…). Without a home, or direction, she chooses NO symbol to put on her chest like so many other have. Of course this leads her cleavage to be her symbol, which giving what a boring character she is most of the time… is probably why it stays that way. I for one have more problem with her swashbuckler boots and dishwashing gloves.
It's nice to see Martha Thomases back at ComicMix. This issue isn't as funny as Munden's Bar #5. But it's been a long drought since there's been any Munden's, it's a fresh breeze seeing it back! Thank you. I've always been a fan of Breyfogle's drawing. I think the last page is a "thank you" to the writers and artists that have brought more balanced, well rounded female action characters to comics and other media. But it's hard for me to say what characters are being referenced. Is that a "Ripley"-esque character is fatigues with a flamethrower? Or is this panel just there to show that you can portray exciting, female action heroes without resorting to outlandish costumes or exaggerated anatomy?Speaking of female action heroes … Steven Grant tried to relaunch "Whisper" a few years ago … any chance of seeing "Whisper" on ComicMix?And would "Women's History Month" be a good time to bring Ms. Tree to ComicMix?
[SPOILERS…kinda] When I got to the last panel of this fun little comic, I wasn't able to identify all of the female characters represented. Could any of you people help me out?I've taken a screenshot and wrote down besides each my guess at their identity but as you will see I got a few "?" and I'd appreciate your input on who they might be!Here's my guessing attempt: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v103/TheSilvers…Thanks a lot!
…Anyone? D:
Well, we'll give you one of them: Emma Peel.
Oh! I remember her now! Saw the show in French, it was called "Bowler hat and leather boots" lolThank you very much!
wow!
Erm…I hate to be the bearer of bad news here, but the current artist for Peej's series is Amanda Conner–A woman. Also, Peej's series is hilarious sometimes, and just plain madcap at others. I honestly don't see any sexist or mysogenistic agenda behind it.
why is the guy smoking whene he is not suppost too.i dont know why hes giving people beer to drink.
hey i agree totally