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Apparently Peter David introduced Marvel counterparts to the Endless, the "Friendless" -- https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Seven_Friendless_(Earth-616) Judging by the Marvel Fandom wiki, though, they...

I think it's either about paper quality and/or the dimensions of the book.

Here's another interview, though it's only with Spencer Ackerman and two hours long -- https://www.blogtalkradio.com/graphicpolicy/2023/03/28/waller-vs-wildstorm-spencer-ackermans-dc-comics-debut

Any chance either is on Comixology?

When did Waid say that Brainiac/the ship computer was going to be the villain? In an interview somewhere?

And for what it's worth I like Birthright a lot (probably tied with Grant Morrison's...

Interesting. Brubaker's comics work speaks for itself, but does he have any TV and/or animation credits?

I believe he was one of the Warriors Three in the first Thor movie, was recast for Dark World, and then got killed off in Ragnarok.

From the article, it seems that it's just a back up in Detective for now.

Anyone know what the whole "secret of Kryptonite" thing is?

Also, as someone who hasn't been reading PKJ's stuff, I think this series has convinced me to pick up his Warworld storyline.

Hah they changed Paquette's cover... guess it was too distracting originally lol

Fwiw I'm not sure I agree with the idea that the League don't have iconic stories; say what you will about him and the quality of his DC movies, but there's no way Snyder didn't read Rock of Ages,...

Question for those who have read through Mystery Theatre: I just finished the Hourman arc (#32), and that story ends on New Year's Day 1939. When does the series start, and does it ever get to World...

In fairness to DC, the Milestone characters were tangled up with a legal dispute with McDuffie's widow, so they might not have been able to publish much.

Reading the article (https://www.pcgamesn.com/fortnite/bear-hug-disabled) it's actually a glitch with a hugging animation that causes the character giving the hug to bend down such that it looks like...

Co-signed on Kenan (really just give Yang a Black Label book and do what he wants), Hush, Mark Waid and everything for the Collected Editions. I'm not as high on Bloodsport as you are but I wouldn't...

Who's the version on the right? I recognize the Gods and Monsters and DCAU versions, but not her.

Essentially the X-Men fight the remnant of the Annihilation wave.

I suppose it depends on what you mean by "better." If it's about broader pop cultural consciousness, then it's probably everybody in the MCU not named Spider-Man or the Hulk.

If it's about...

The 2021 Eisner Award ceremony is finished, and here's the full list of winners: https://www.comicsbeat.com/comicconhome-21-the-2021-eisner-award-winners/

The two Superman-related works that were...

I think the subtext is "here's more proof that manga is outselling American (Big Two) comics." Also that One Piece is still a juggernaut in its native Japan.

I agree with you on the quality, but I feel like it's too big as its own thing and you eventually run into crossover nonsense like Ultimatum. I think Mr. Mets is right that the first two arcs work...

Thinking on this a bit more: I think the reliance on continuity is because Spider-Man is a character defined by forward progression, ever since Ditko and Lee graduated him from high school. As...

Unusual, definitely. Would you mind elaborating on it?

On the topic of her "job." I liked what I saw of the 2017 cartoon's athlete MJ, though that was in the context of high school and for basically the tail end of the series.

Basically, what stories could you give to someone who's not familiar with "classic" continuity and have it make sense and be enjoyable? Something like an All-Star Superman or Dark Knight Returns.
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