The Amazing PlantMan, and Karl Pilkington's Superpower

[espanolbot]

( Not sure where it's from )

The Brave and the Bold #35

[arbre_rieur]

This issue and the previous one (Doom Patrol & Legion of Superheroes) make up two halves of a larger story.

( Four pages from #35 and half a page from #34... )

A different side to the King

[arbre_rieur]

GALAXY GREEN was one of the (many) story concepts Jack "The King" Kirby came up with in life that never actually got published. You can't often say this about a man with as diverse a body of work as Kirby's, but this was really quite unlike anything else he ever worked on.



( Two pages )

Marvel Zombies Series 5 #5 preview

[sherkahn]

The end is here. At least for Marvel Zombies. ComicBookResources has the preview.

( We are all infected. )

The difference between...

[stubbleupdate]

( Three panels from Irredeemable Iron Man #28 )

And that wasn't even the best bit of the issue. If you want to find out what it was, go to your comics shop and ask for Iron Man #28. They'll know what to do.

Lois, Clark & Jimmy Cameo in Ultimates #1

[wcitymike]

I was reading Ultimates #1 the other day, and noticed that Lois, Clark and Jimmy make a cameo:



(This is my first post to the community, so I hope I've done it correctly.)

R.E.B.E.L.S. 18

[cuntfucius]

Two pages from R.E.B.E.L.S. 18, a book I'm thoroughly enjoying, about the budding relationship between Captain Comet and Starfire -- I have to say, I think it's a much better fit than Starfire and Animal Man, and handled much better, of course!


( When I gave my heart to Dick Grayson, it was not a loan. )

The party scene from JLI #25

[recognitions]

A lot happened in this issue; Max confronts the computer that helped him create the Justice League as part of its plan to take over the world, nearly gets himself killed in the process, and finds hints that he might have some kind of metahuman power. But the main thrust of the story is the big reunion/party/recruitment bash Oberon throws to get more candidates for the JLE. Old heroes come face-to-face with the new guard, with sometimes less-than-pleasant results; and of course, there's a few unexpected guests. So sit back, relax, and enjoy some classic DC, hopelessly irreverent but still steeped in history and characterization.

( Who do you think you're calling a foul-mouthed, immature misfit? )