The Original Spider-Man?
http://hero-envy.blogspot.com/2012/10/1963-ben-cooper-spider-man-halloween.html
Forget Stan Lee and Steve Ditko… and meet Ben Cooper.
http://hero-envy.blogspot.com/2012/10/1963-ben-cooper-spider-man-halloween.html
Forget Stan Lee and Steve Ditko… and meet Ben Cooper.
As we pack out bags for The Mighty Pittsburgh Comicon, help us clean off the news desk with stories ranging from Elvis to Stan Lee’s fetish to yet more second printings and amazing ticket sales for Spider-Man 3! We prime you for the Big Convention, tell you where the Martain Manhunter will be popping up,…
http://www.bearmanormedia.com/ Al Bowlly Al Bowlly was Britain’s first pop singer, some say the world’s first, if you define pop singer as someone who stands in front of a band and sings the hits of the day strumming a guitar. He rose to prominence in the decade before the Second World War, before the phrase “pop…
We’d like to welcome Michael A. Price to the Mix — see his Forgotten Horrors #1 below. It’s always nice to have another contributor take the heat off an overworked news editor! Between him and Martha (who’s occasional column now has a name, Brilliant Disguise) and Robert and Matt and Glenn, I’m starting to lose…
Yes, we can tell it’s that time of year, because photos start showing up of you with your friendly neighborhood Spider-Yam. Special thanks to Rebecca Badurina (she’s on the right) for providing photos and information.
Twenty-five months ago today, ComicMix debuted our first new comics online, the return of GrimJack in the tale of the Manx Cat, a series that is now available in print from our friends at IDW. It was followed within the first week by EZ Street, Black Ice, Munden’s Bar, The Adventures of Simone & Ajax,…
The great thing about history is that it never stops being history. It might technically get older, but, realistically, a hundred years is the same as a hundred and twenty. Old is old, dead is dead. So I can read the tenth anniversary edition of a book four years later without feeling any guilt, because…