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The Law Is A Ass # 317: Two-Face Makes A Dent In Crime
When lawyers talk about Miranda, we mean the Supreme Court case of Miranda v. Arizona and not a Brazilian movie star famous for her samba singing and fruit-laden hats that were so big they must have caused neck strain. When comic books talk about Miranda, it’s more of a crap shoot. I assume they’re talking…
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Martha Thomases: Book… Fair?
When I went to my friendly neighborhood comic book store last Wednesday, they offered me a free copy of DC Entertainment Graphic Novel Essential and Chronology 2014. “No,” I said. “It will just piss me off.” They put in my bag anyway. And it did. If you click on the link above you get a…
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Warner Archive Now Streaming Filmation’s DC Super-Heroes
Continuing to make available rare and hard-to-find classic films, TV movies and TV series, Warner Archive Instant is now streaming 50 animated episodes of The New Adventures of Batman & The New Adventures of Superman, with the animated Aquaman series making its debut this June on the popular streaming service. Warner Archive Instant is now…
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The Law Is A Ass # 301: Wonder Woman: If Lookers Could Kill
You know that whole Wonder Woman is the Themyscrian Ambassador whose mission is to bring the Amazonian message of peace and love to the “Man’s World” shtick? Psyche! Or so we learned in “Sacrifice,” the four-part story that started in Superman #219, then crossed-over through Action Comics #829, Adventures of Superman #642, and Wonder Woman…
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REVIEW: The New 52 Futures End #1
FUTURES END #1 Written by Brian Azzarello, Jeff Lemire, Dan Jurgens and Keith Giffen Art by Patrick Zircher I won’t lie to you, this book’s got me confused. It starts in the semi-distant future of the time of Batman Beyond, a world that has been taken over by the latest iteration of Brother Eye, a…
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‘Gotham’ Gets Series Order on Fox
Exactly a week before Fox is slated to present its schedule to advertisers, the network has given a formal series pickup to Gotham. The project, based on characters from the DC universe, had a series commitment and had been considered a lock for the spot on the 2014-15 schedule. An origin story of the great…
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Society of Illustrators hosts “DC Guide to Creating Comics” May 1
“These days, the potential comic audience has a nearly limitless array of diversions that vie for its attention and dollars, including movies, TV, video games, and the Internet. To grab the attention of a large audience today, whether in print or digital formats, comics creators need to have the skills to tell great stories in…
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Marc Alan Fishman: All New or All Now?
Over the last few weeks I’ve made a concerted effort to balance my pull list between DC and Marvel. As I’d been gone from weekly books for a few months, I figured it’d behoove me to give a fighting chance to both of the big boys of comics to impress me. To prove to the…
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Michael Davis: Milestone Raising 2.1
A couple of weeks ago Paul Smith asked rather or not Milestone would be better off away from DC. Last week I addressed his question—but must now admit I did so in a drugged out haze. The drugs (some legal) affected my thought process and I’m afraid what I wrote was a result of such….
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Win a Blu-ray copy of Jerry Lewis’ Famed The King of Comedy
Jerry Lewis is a legendary comedian and entertainer from his days working with Dean Martin as a hilarious comedy duo to his solo career as a filmmaker. He was also the star of a long-running comic from DC Comics that used brilliant work from Arnold Drake, Bob Oksner, and a newcomer named Neal Adams. One…
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