Wednesday, February 26, 2020

DC's Crimes Of Passion

Release Date: February 5, 2020

Passion. Betrayal. Murder. When you’re a private investigator, these are things you experience daily. But when you add capes to the mix-like Batman, Catwoman, and Harley Quinn? Things get even messier. The name’s Slam Bradley, and I’m telling you that this year’s Valentine’s Day special has more intrigue than you can shake a stick at. Ten tales of love -the kind of love that can push people over the edge. Don’t miss it...or I’ll make you pay.

Cover by Yasmine Putri
Batman, Catwoman, Nightwing

Cover by Meghan Hetrick
Nightwing and Batgirl

Cover by Ryan Brown
Batman and Catwoman

Cover by Ian MacDonald
Joker and Harley Quinn


STORIES:

Batman - "More than maybe"
Wildcat - "Pulling punches"
Pied Piper - "Secret admirer"
Green Arrow and Black Canary - "The crimson bomber"
Plastic Man - "The prettiest thing"
Batwoman - "Out of the past"
Slam Bradley - "One last dance"
Nightwing and Batgirl - "(K)night falls in Blüdhaven"
Catwoman - "Can't buy me love"
The Question - "Reflections of the heart"

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

100-Page Aquaman Giant! #3

100-Page Aquaman Giant #3
Comic Book Store (Direct Market) Cover
Cover by Emanuela Lupacchino

Includes new story "Tempest"
Artwork by V Ken Marion, Sandu Florea, Andrew Dalhouse

Aquaman #15 (2013)
"Throne of Atlantis" Part II
Cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair

Mera #3 (2018)
"The Enemy Of My Enemy"
Cover by Nicola Scott and Romulo Fajardo Jr.

Teen Titans #9 (2017)
"Blood Of The Manta" Part I
Cover by Khoi Pham and Jim Charalampidis

Includes new story "Screaming Sea"
Artwork by Pop Mhan and Rex Lokus

100-Page Aquaman Giant #3
Wal-Mart (Mass Market) Cover
Cover by Eddy Barrows, Eber Ferreira, Rod Reis

Gallery :: JSA #2

Pencils: Stephen Sadowski
Inks: Michael Bair
Colors: John Calisz
Letters: Ken Lopez
Writers: James Robinson & David Goyer

JSA #2
(July, 1999)
"The Wheel Of Life"
Cover by Alan Davis and Mark Farmer

Queen Hippolyta, Sentinel, and Sand against the Sons of Anubis.
Artwork by Stephen Sadowski, Michael Bair, John Calisz.

The JSA races to keep the baby destined to be the new Fate from the clutches of the mysterious Dark Lord, but little does the team realize that everything they do plays directly into the Dark Lord's grand scheme. And what role will the mysterious new Hawkgirl play?

Monday, February 24, 2020

Gallery :: New Avengers #18

Writer: Brian Michael Bendis
Pencils: Mike Deodato Jr.
Inks: Joe Pimentel
Colors: Dave Stewart
Letters: Albert Deschesne

New Avengers #18
Cover by Steve McNiven, Dexter Vines, Morry Hollowell
"The Collective" Part II
Published April, 2006

The Sentry
Artwork by Mike Dedato Jr., Joe Pimentel, Dave Stewart

"Oh no... I know what he is." - Spider-Man

This is how the issue was originally solicited back in January 2006:

NEW AVENGERS #18
Written by BRIAN MICHAEL BENDIS
Penciled by MIKE DEODATO
Cover by STEVE MCNIVEN

THE COLLECTIVE CONTINUES! A Staggering being of immeasurable energy has struck the earth and the Mighty Avengers are fighting against it with everything they have. Guest starring the Young Avengers, Ms. Marvel and... a brand new hero joins the Marvel echelon.

Show: Iron Man (1994)

In 1994, Marvel Entertainment Group produced "The Marvel Action Hour," a one-hour animation block that aired on Saturday mornings, and featured "Iron Man" and "The Fantastic Four."


"Iron Man" chronicled the adventures of billionaire Tony Stark and his armored alter-ego battling the forces of evil led by the nefarious Mandarin. Other heroes accompanied Iron Man in his adventures: War Machine, Hawkeye, Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter), Scarlet Witch, and the alien Century. The team was inspired by the comic book "Force Works," which also launched in 1994.

Iron Man and his allies

The Mandarin was not alone either: Dreadknight, Blizzard, Hypnotia, Grey Gargoyle, and MODOK, among others, served him as minions, and helped him make Iron Man’s life miserable.

The Mandarin

Each episode presented a 26-minute adventure with a brief introduction by Stan Lee. The Rainbow Animation Group was in charge of the production during the show's first season; Koko Enterprises took over on the second year. A toy line and a comic book series complemented the program. A total of 26 episodes were produced, until the show was cancelled at the end of its second season in 1996.

Iron Man, the Armored Avenger

Super Powers

Artwork: José Luis García-López

Wonder Woman
The Amazon Warrior
Royal Title: Diana of Paradise Island, Princess of the Amazons
Secret Identity: Diana Prince - Military Intelligence Officer
1st Appearance: All-Star Comics #8 (1941)
Base of Operations: Washington DC

Aquaman
King Of The Seven Seas
Royal Title: Arthur, King of Atlantis
Secret Identity: Arthur Curry - Ruler of Atlantis
1st Appearance: More Fun Comics (1941)
Base of Operations: Poseidonis, Capital City of Atlantis

Justice League Of America
1st Appearance: The Brave and the Bold #28 (1960)
Base of Operations: Happy Harbor RI, JLA Satellite

Sunday, February 23, 2020

Batgirl #43

Release Date: January 22, 2020
Artist: Cian Tormey
Inks: Cian Tormey
Colors: Chris Sotomayor
Writer: Cecil Castellucci
Letters: AndWorld Design

Batgirl #43
Cover by Terry Dodson and Rachel Dodson

"Graveyards Of Words And Bones" Part I
Cover by Carmine DiGiandomenico and Steve Buccellato

Artwork by Cian Tormey

Colors by Chris Sotomayor




Saturday, February 22, 2020

A Brave New World - The Arrival Of Wonder Woman

Book: Wonder Woman #750
Release Date: January 22, 2020
Artist: Bryan Hitch
Colors: Mike Spicer
Writer: Scott Snyder
Letters: Tom Napolitano

Wonder Woman #750
"A Brave New World"

After the events of Doomsday Clock #12, in which Doctor Manhattan's interference in the metaverse caused one more shift in Superman's timeline, a new iteration of the DC Universe was created.  In this new reality, Wonder Woman was the world's first Super-Hero, making her debut in Queens NY, in the year 1939.  Diana of Themyscira made her presence known after saving the life of President Franklin D. Roosevelt from an assassination attempt, thus inspiring the first generation of Super-Heroes with her bravery and awe for humanity.

"That was it. The moment."
Artwork by Bryan Hitch
Wonder Woman makes her debut as the world's first Super-Hero

Wonder Woman Through The Ages
Cover by Nicola Scott

The Golden Age Wonder Woman
Cover by J. Scott Campbell

Homage to Wonder Woman #1 (1942)
Cover by Alex Ross

Cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair

Cover by Jim Lee, Scott Williams, Alex Sinclair

Cover by Adam Hughes

Cover by Nathan Szerdy

Super Powers

Artwork: José Luis García-López

Green Lantern
The Emerald Warrior
Oan Designation: Green Lantern of Sector 2814
Secret Identity: Hal Jordan - Test Pilot
1st Appearance: Showcase #22 (1959)
Base of Operations: Coast City

Plastic Man
The Sensational Stretching Sleuth
Secret Identity: Patrick 'Eel' O'Brian - Burglar
1st Appearance: Police Comics #1 (1941)
Base of Operations: Mammoth City

Green Arrow
The Emerald Archer
Secret Identity: Oliver Queen - Former Billionaire
1st Appearance: More Fun Comics #73 (1941)
Base of Operations: Star City