Soooooo...we're getting another Batman movie, this time with Robert Pattinson as the Caped Crusader and Matt Reeves directing. And I'd be lying if I said I wasn't looking forward to it.
The Batman (2022)
 The Flash (Vol. 1) #228 (July-August, 1974) - "The Day I Saved the Life of the Flash!" Cary Bates (writer), Irv Novick (pencils), Tex Blaisdell (inks) To defeat one of his most wily foes, the Flash joins forces with an unlikely ally...his own writer.  The INCspotlight (7 Year Anniversary Special): The Sandman #19 - A Midsummer Night's Dream10/30/2020  The Sandman (Vol. 2) #19 (September, 1990) - "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Neil Gaiman (writer), Charles Vess (pencils & inks) William Shakespeare's newest masterpiece premieres for a most unusual audience in this award-winning comic from Neil Gaiman.   It's been a long time since I've had a favorite superhero. Having read tons of DC and Marvel comics (as well as various indies) since I started becoming a hardcore reader and collector, and having seen a vast majority of the movie adaptations, there are simply too many characters from both companies that I like for me to set one, or even a handful, over all the rest. Any sense of favoritism depends on which character I'm most in the mood to read about at a given time. Still, if I was forced to at least come up with a top five list from each company, Daredevil would undoubtedly make the Marvel list. He's been a heavy-hitter in my comic collection since I started getting serious about collecting. I still remember buying my first Daredevil comics during a family vacation in Canada, and I was able to get a huge lot of them at a super-low price on eBay when I was in college. Hell, I even like the 2003 movie with Ben Affleck - I saw it twice in theaters - and I continue to defend it, even while I acknowledge its shortcomings. (The director's cut was an improvement, but I admit it had its own issues.)   (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt)
The Green Hornet battles an international drug cartel while Kato ponders a life beyond masked vigilantism in this two-issue mini-series co-written by Van Williams, star of the 1960s Green Hornet TV series.  (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt.) Eighty years. Eighty continuous years of fighting crime across every medium you can think of. Eighty years of thrilling readers, audiences, and gamers. Eighty years as a cornerstone of American pop culture and a multi-billion-dollar merchandising juggernaut.   (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt) We come to it at last. The great battle of our time. The Dark Knight’s first confrontation with the Clown Prince of Crime - but nowhere near his last.   (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt)
The Knights of the Round Table had Sir Mordred. The Valar of Middle Earth had Morgoth. The Jedi had Darth Vader. Where does Sinestro, traitor to the Green Lantern Corps, rank among his fellow renegades? We'll find out today in this week's First Strike!  (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt)
Ezra Miller, who portrays the Flash in Warner Bros.'s current DC cinematic universe, recently announced he was working on a new script for the character's upcoming solo film, along with veteran comic book writer Grant Morrison. Not only that, but Miller is reportedly unhappy with the current Flash script's lighthearted tone, and he wants something darker. I've seen some mixed reactions to this, with most of the complaints objecting to yet another dark and gritty DC movie, especially for the Flash.  (Originally posted on The Comics Bolt)
When Billy Batson speaks the word "Shazam," he transforms into Captain Marvel, the World's Mightiest Mortal, wielding the powers of the ancient gods and heroes. But what happens if the gods no longer want to share their powers with him? |
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