This week, we get the "real" Lobo and DC will never be the same!
Don't forget the question of the week! It's all about Warren Ellis and we want to hear your thoughts.
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05:07 Action Comics #35
06:18 Green Lantern: New Gods: Godhead #1
07:19 Green Lantern #35
08:36 Death Of Wolverine #3
09:27 Edge Of Spider-Verse[...]
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Though he still does the cover.
And instead of Aaron Kuder, Action Comics #35 will also have artist Scott Kolins as well as Vincente Cifuentes, and the above new cover.
Elektra #7 will have art by Alex Sanchez, not Michael Del Mundo.
The Marvel 75th Anniversary Celebration #1 was solicited with contributions from Bruce Timm, James Robinson, Stan Lee, Tom Defalco, Len[...]
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DC Comics: Batman Eternal #22
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DC Comics: New 52 Futures End #18
DC Comics: Swamp Thing: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Action Comics: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Aquaman: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Detective Comics: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Batwing: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Green Lantern: Futures End #1
DC Comics: Green Arrow:[...]
But it must have been something pretty bad.
As Action Comics: Futures End #1 basically has him back to being a farmer And not one willing to use his superbreath to bring rain, or whatnot.
Aquaman went to war with Earth 2 in Aquaman: Futures End, though at odds with his isolationist Atlantenas, things didn't go well…
Batman[...]
The Shadow!
Don't forget our favorites! Nailbiter has raised the game, Southern Bastards finishes its first storyline, and the new creative team gets on board Moon Knight and things won't be the same!
Don't forget to answer the Question of the Week! Graphic novels are a hot topic and we want to know what you think! Tell[...]
And prospered.
And now he has bid $1.65 million dollars for a copy of Action Comics #1 in CGC 9.0 condition, currently on eBay.
That bid lasted for eight hours until another bidder plumped down $1.7 million Too rich for Geppi's blood It now stands at over $2 million.
Will he have another bid before the auction ends?
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Apologies in advance, but trust me, I've shown great restraint in saving up my Action Comics #1-related post count until the auction opening.
As Bleeding Cool told you last month, the best CGC-graded copy of Action Comics #1 has just gone up for auction on ebay Of course, the sale of a high grade Action Comics[...]
Nailbiter takes us to a graveyard of serial killers and the fun that started in Rocket Raccoon continues this week as the Exes are still after Rocket!
Be sure to answer the Question of the Week! We'd love to hear from you in the comments below!
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04:48 Original Sin #3.4
05:20 Original Sin #5.3
06:21[...]
Because 76 years after publication, Action Comics #1 can still make news That comic, featuring the first appearance of Superman by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, and published by DC Comics, is widely considered the most important American comic book ever released.
[Update — and ebay has made the official announcement See bottom of post for updated info]
There's nothing[...]
Everyone loves that Helmet of Fate these days, don't they?
Moving on…
A Batman unmasking in Batman Eternal may get pageviews, but not as many as an iPhone 6 unboxing, surely? There are priorities.
In Action Comics, Superman does his very best impression of the Hulk, as Superirl enables him Hmm… is it just me, of having Superman[...]
LOL!
Time stamps for this episode:
01:23 Why I Love It/Why I Hate It
02:54 Original Sin #5
04:27 Action Comics #33
05:29 Green Lantern #33
06:13 100th Anniversary Special #1 Fantastic Four
07:19 QotW
12:04 The Legendary Star Lord #1
13:04 Rocket Raccoon #1
14:46 Deadpool vs X-Force #1
15:47 Tech Jacket #1
16:35 Robocop 2014 #1
22:28 Clone #18
23:50 East of West #13
24:56 Iron Fist Living[...]
The Toronto Star has looked at the case of Nicolas Cage and the stolen Action Comics #1… and talked to the detective in charge of the case First, Cage's home,
He collected everything from rare cars to dinosaur fossils "It looked like an adult kid's playground, " Hrycyk says, noting that it included a big robot, two[...]
But sadly, as Action Comics #31 reveals, no it's not enough Nowhere near enough As the world gets a dusting of a certain green cloud – no, not the one from Marvel's Inhumanity, but a permeation of the atmosphere of kryptonite, it affects Superman in an unexpected way But he's not the only Kryptonian exposed,[...]
What am I talking about? Nothing less than Big Trouble in Little China! This is the first time that any new material has been created since the movie aired years ago and this is a continuation of that story with the same characters and more for us to see!
Kevin Smith is back to his Batman[...]
For comic coming out in June, here are fifteen of the variant covers, created by Ant Lucia, that accompany a number of DC Comics titles...
The birth of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman in Action Comics #1 laid the foundation for a formula that was emulated often in the Golden Age, and during the many decades that followed.
In 1939, Batman first appeared in Detective Comics for National, Captain Marvel debuted in Whiz Comics for Fawcett Publications and Timely unleashed[...]
But the look of your space ship does matter quite a bit…
Starlight returns with its mashup of the old and the new and the way new used to look in the old.
Triple rainbow! Wow! Triple rainbow! Amazing! Action Comics #30!
Field #1 does a great trick of forced perspective to put as much spaces between two[...]
Don't miss Ultimate Spider-Man number #200 if you are a huge Ultimate Universe Spider-Man fan because this issue promises a shock ending from Brian Michael Bendis! There are also huge changes in store for Superman with this week's issue of Action Comics and the entire creative team from The Flash is moving over to Detective[...]
And certainly not expose it to young children.
Well, in Darkness, even if you don't make friends, you certainly influence people.
Sometimes you don't need to have someone say "fuck you, dickweed." Sometimes, as in Tales Of Honor, an expression says it all.
Retcon alert! Retcon alert! Today's Nova shows us when the first Nova first met Beta[...]
There are a lot of great books waiting to be read at your comic book vending option of choice but these are my Essential 8 Comics from the Shelf for February.
Action Comics 25-28
Superman is my favorite comic book character I have Superman paraphernalia all over my house and office; multiple coffee cups, a flask with[...]
The original art for the cover of Action Comics #15 has sold at Heritage Auctions today for $286,800 The 1939 piece by Fred Guardineer was just the 5th Superman cover ever created (behind Action Comics #1, 7, 10, and 13), and is the earliest Superman cover known to still exist today.
This sale ranks as the[...]
And I just cannot ever take Reed Richards seriously as a character after panels like this one, from the wonderful and wonky Longshot Saves the Marvel Universe.
From Action Comics #19, written by Andy Diggle, with art by Tony S Daniel
I don't like Superman, it's a personal choice, but this is one hell of a statement[...]
Whether it's the US bombing Pakistan or everyday gun toting Americans threatening to blow Amazon's new delivery system out of the air, or toy drones as the hot toy for Christmas, all you need now is for a drone to start twerking with a chicken for a hat and the internet is over.
Well, he may[...]
Action Comics 309 – Curt Swan – $112,015.75
Last week was a busy one for original art collectors, with major pieces going on the auction block at both Hake's and Heritage Out of a rather full slate of strong results, the sale of the cover of Action Comics #309 by Curt Swan for $112,016 stands out.
The cover[...]
Brandon Thomas writes for Bleeding Cool:
"What's So Funny About Truth, Justice, & The American Way?" by Joe Kelly, Doug Mahnke, and Lee Bermejo
It's impossible to discuss this particular issue of Action Comics now without also discussing Man of Steel, so if you're one of the many (myself included) that found themselves often exhausted and[...]
And a trip into the kind of territory that the latest series of Black Mirror mined so well in its first episode.
You know that website Superdickery? I think they just have a new entry, from Action Comics #25 Superman? What a dick.
From Iron Man #18, possibly the line of the week I might[...]
He tried to return the character to its original Grant Morrison style, and must have succeeded because, well, FantoMAX (as we should call it) reads totally like a swearier Seaguy.
Hey, after Villains Month had concluded, I thought we were done with the evils that parents do, for a little while at least? Anyway, this[...]
As seen in today's Action Comics #23.2 Zod #1 Dead parents, Kryptonian jungle, and a whole childhood growing up dealing with the flora and fauna of an unfamiliar and deadly planet Especially considering what actually happened to his parents.,,,
Can I spy… Man Of Steel TV spinoff brewing? Or if nothing else a comicbook covering this[...]
At Boston Comic Con this weekend, Scott Snyder took to the DC Comics panel to talk about his plans for Batman. We referred to a few of them yesterday. But
And, you know, probably all protest, everywhere, everywhen.
Pax Galactica bring out another Battlestar Galactica phrase to go with last month's "So say we all" for Action Comics.
That's how evil Caldwell Industries are in Detective Comics… they experiment on children! To ensure the kids will be teased in playgrounds forever Is this the first DC[...]