Justice League International #2

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The good Doctor in Equestria

[riddler13]

Ok, for my first post, instead of the Bronze Age Batman or Brazilian comics - appreciate the glorious Doctor Whooves!

I'm planning a Don Rosa comic anytime too. Let me know if you're interested!

* EDIT * Thanks to salinea, I'm adding a legality scan, which doubles as a preview to one of my favourite Duck stories, "Last Sled to Dawson" (1988):

Amazing Spiderman #671 preview

[sherkahn]

ComicBookResources finally has the fight we've been waiting for. Mary "Tiger balm" Jane with spider powers vs. Carlie "Housewrecker" Cooper man-spider.

Or something like it.

( Spin, spin sugar. )

Detective Comics #2

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S.h.I.E.L.D Vol. #2 - Issue #3 preview

[sherkahn]

ComicBookResources continues the second series of S.H.I.E.L.D. as the Celestial child is unleashed upon the Immortal City.

( the Tokyo Stomp. )

He's back in the DC reboot. Let's look at another from days gone by....

[causticlad]

Was there ever a period of creative ferment as compressed and productive as DC Comics in late 1986 and early 1987? Looking at the ads in this comic, I see that Watchmen was underway, the Giffen/Maguire "One punch!" period of the Justice League was starting, The Dark Knight Returns had just finished up and Miller/Mazzucchelli's Batman: Year One was published. So was "Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow?", and George Perez started his noted run on Wonder Woman a couple of months later. All have, quite rightly, been collected for posterity, sometimes several times.

Right in the midst of this is one more comic that would seem to be of a piece with the others but has been largely forgotten and never collected. If you want to read them, you need to track down the originals of Matt Wagner's four-issue miniseries Demon. It's a little difficult to see why, though I think it's a mixture of two factors. Wagner had just finished his acclaimed indie comic Mage: The Hero Discovered and this new work suffered by comparison for DC's lower-quality production values -- four-colour printing and newsprint didn't do Wagner's art any favours. And secondly, has there ever been a character of such promise as Etrigan who never came to fruition? Maybe it's the difficulty of writing him in rhyme all the time. He's been given a launch or relaunch no less than five times by my count and never hit the big time.

Nevertheless, there's gold to be found in this iteration of the yellow-skinned demon. This extended sequence, from issue #3, demonstrates why you never, never talk to demon lords.

( Rise, rise, the demon... )

lol bobby, u easy

[brooms]

Someone in another post was wondering about Bobby's decision to follow the person he did after Schism.

( Preview pages for X-Men Regenesis tap on that )

Starved for attention after so much neglect imo.

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Green Arrow #2

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Marvel starting to look like Vertigo

[blackruzsa]

With Johnny Storm!
( CBR has it, Daken #15 in Dead land. )

Occupy Wall Street + NYCC '11 = ?

[starwolf_oakley]

Will the "Occupy Wall Street" crowd attempt to recruit the New York Comic Con crowd next week? Or vice versa? What happens when angst-ridden hipsters encounter angst-ridden cosplayers? One group smells like patchouli and the other, uh, doesn't. (NOTE: "Occupy Wall Street" corrected from "Occupy New York." Oops)

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