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I am reading the post-Zero Hour Legion right now, since I recently finished putting together a full run of both series.

The Levitz-era team is "my" Legion. I read the book from 1980-ish up to...

I have a friend who uses Comic Base and likes it a lot. I use from from collectorz.com called Comic Collector. When I bought it, it was slightly cheaper than Comic Base. It didn't have quite as many...

According to mucomicshop.com, that is indeed Stan's last issue of ASM. At least as the regular writer - it wouldn't surprise me if he came back at some point to contribute to an anniversary issue.
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Plus, the monthly issue model provides regular infusions of cash for the publishers. Until digital sales are high enough to cover the monthly operating costs of DC and Marvel, they need physical...

Hello, friends!

I'm hosting a comic-book trivia for a small con in my town next weekend. I'm still in need of some questions for the competition. If you have a few you think would work well,...

My guess: He'll appear as Henry Peter Gyrich, who in this incarnation in the government agent responsible for implementing superhero registration.

But if he's Molecule Man, I will see that movie...

Kurt Busiek and George Perez on The Avengers

A few years ago, my girlfriend got me a copy of the 30th-anniversary edition of "The Dark Phoenix Saga." She got it signed by Chris Claremont, John Byrne and Stan Lee, with a sketch by Byrne.

I started using the CLZ program about three years ago, and am very happy with it. Both CLZ and ComicBase should offer free trial versions (at least, they did back when I was making my purchase).
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Hello, everyone!

A friend of mine has tasked me with hosting a comics trivia contest, for a con in our town. I'm reaching out to everyone here, hoping to tap into the collective comics hive-mind....

In addition to being superstitious and cowardly, criminals are often not all that bright.

All of this.

Marvels is every bit as good as everyone has been saying. Whenever someone starts a "90s comics were all crap" thread, Marvels is usually the first thing that gets brought up as a...

Fraction left the FF books to start on Inhumans. His departure from that book came several months later.

Both F4 and FF were shipping on time when left them, and his Image books have mostly...

I'm not sure it was a specific act of Congress. I think it's a regulatory decision by the Postal Service.

And I believe it's still in effect for most magazines. I still see Statements of Ownership...

Green Lantern/Green Arrow by Denny O'Neil and Neal Adams

Neal Adams' collected Batman works

New Teen Titans by Marv Wolfman and George Perez

Legion of Super Heroes by Ppaul Levitz and Keith...

I wasn't planning on picking this up, but my LCS pulled it for me and I thought I'd give it a chance.

I'm glad I did. I really liked what I saw of the "old guard" in Legacy, and enjoyed this look...

I agree with a lot of what's being said in this thread. However, it's worth pointing out that Fraction has at least three other titles that are coming out on a regular schedule. I doubt very much...

1. Firestorm
2. Steel, the Indestructible Man
3. Wildfire
4. Huntress
5. Black Lightning

The Avengers weren't mentioned either! Clearly they're cancelling that entire line too!!!

I'm hoping to someday get my hands on the DC Archives Legion of Super Heroes, vol. 8. It's the only one I don't have, and copies on eBay seem to go for about $150 US when I've checked. More than I'm...

Of the issues I've read (about a dozen), most are self-contained one-off stories. This is good news for back-issue hunters like me - you don't have to worry about assembling an unbroken run to get...

I've been using Comic Collector (by Collectorz) for a couple of years now, and I'm very happy with it. I use the $30 version, and I think the iPhone app that goes with it set me back another $10. By...

The Hulk was cancelled after just six issues. But I guess Stan Lee liked the character enough to keep having him show up in other books, until he found an open slot in the publishing schedule (Tales...

There have been AT LEAST two Batman and Superman books constantly since 1940, at least two Spider-Man books since 1972, and at least two X-books since 1982.

You had me at "Kurt Busiek."