Somewhere in Gotham City, a cave is missing its coin.
I don’t know how, but I suspect Grant Morrison’s hand in this.

He’s going to push through that Knight & Squire miniseries somehow.
I don’t know how, but I suspect Grant Morrison’s hand in this.

He’s going to push through that Knight & Squire miniseries somehow.
When it comes to portraying the duality of a character, there are probably no better examples in the DCU than Victor Stone and Harvey Dent — otherwise known as Cyborg and Two-Face. With two new miniseries, Grounded writer Mark Sable intends to bring readers the back-stories of these two tragic characters. With DC Special: Cyborg,…
The 2008 Weblog Awards finalists have come out and voting starts today. The nominees for Best Comic Strip: Day By Day Calamities of Nature Town Called Dobson Garfield Minus Garfield What the Duck The Book of Biff Medium-Large Dilbert Jesus and Mo xkcd In addition, The Comics Curmudgeon is up for Best Humor Blog. Go…
A happy birthday to the Occasional Superheroine and the President of Friends of Lulu herself, Valerie D’Orazio! (No, we’re not telling you how old she is. She is timelessly and eternally young– in other words, younger than all the principals of ComicMix. And much cuter than Mike Gold.) While we wait for Cloak and Dagger…
Finally, we can post a listing where someone can make money. Warner Bros. Animation and Mochi Media, in partnership with DC Comics, are asking developers to submit ideas for a new Flash game (the programming language, not necessarily the character) based on the Cartoon Network series Batman: The Brave and the Bold, produced by Warner…
Don Gates, author and creator of CHALLENGER STORM, a character and novel to debut soon from Airship 27 Productions and Cornerstone Book Publishers shared this trailer to his upcoming novel with ALL PULP! Tune in for a ton of pulpy action and excitement, classic style! http://www.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DjjkmtJ-DmFo&h=68fa183QHVyNeBl4ofbbjlFObQQ
As comics fans, we should always be on the frontlines of the war to protect freedom of expression. After all, it was our medium that was forced into a severe case of arrested development for a decade. Beginning in late 1940s and led by mascot psychiatrist Fredric Wertham, the Saturday Evening Post and the Readers…
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That's my coin. I dropped it. Please return it to me.
Can you identify it?
And here I thought it was inflation…