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alicemacher
This story takes place between Issues 9 and 10 of Morrison's Animal Man run. It's the prologue to the second act, so to speak.
( 'There's something touching about the blind faith with which they greet the impossible.' )
alicemacherThis story takes place between Issues 9 and 10 of Morrison's Animal Man run. It's the prologue to the second act, so to speak.
( 'There's something touching about the blind faith with which they greet the impossible.' )
Original Sins
Aug. 18th, 2017 06:34 pmcyberghostface
This one's not a particularly famous story but it's still an interesting look at Two-Face. It first appeared in Secret Origins Special #1.
( Scans under the cut... )
icon_ukSo after Nightwing #0 (The origin of Dick as Robin) and Secret Origins #1 (The origin of Dick as Robin), we now have Secret Origins #8 giving us... the origin of Dick as Robin.... The New 52 seems to have some sort of complex about this....
First up is the recovery of something that seemed to have been lost in the New 52, Dick's ethnicity...
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First up is the recovery of something that seemed to have been lost in the New 52, Dick's ethnicity...
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zapbiffpowWe've seen him hitting the streets for the first time as Robin, but Secret Origins gives us a look at how exactly Damian got the job offer: Here, catch:
( Plus a Grayson Family Earth 2 solicit! )
( Plus a Grayson Family Earth 2 solicit! )
starwolf_oakleyPart of the Secret Origin of Man-Bat ties into the secret origin of Batman. Mainly, a bat wouldn't fly through a closed window just because Frank Miller thinks it looks cool.
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Alan Scott, Green Lantern as of 1987
Dec. 26th, 2012 10:39 pmskjamAfter Crisis on Infinite Earths, the backgrounds of many characters were changed, some subtly, others blatantly. This made it a good idea to have a title that explained the new secret origins of DC's characters. This series was entitled "Secret Origins."
The Creeper story was not one of Giffen's better art jobs, so let's concentrate on the Alan Scott Green Lantern tale. Seven pages of 22, and an ad.
( ...For the dark things cannot stand the light. )
Next time: Steve Gerber!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
The Creeper story was not one of Giffen's better art jobs, so let's concentrate on the Alan Scott Green Lantern tale. Seven pages of 22, and an ad.
( ...For the dark things cannot stand the light. )
Next time: Steve Gerber!
Your thoughts and comments?
SKJAM!
ebailey140As we've seen with the debates with this post...
http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/2972745.html
...there's a bit of controversy regarding the direction of the Bat books. Some object to Bruce not being a loner. What's with these groups and others wearing the Bat symbol? What's with people looking to Batman as an inspiration when he's just supposed to scare the crap out of everybody, good and evil aike? Bruce publicly funding superheroes? What's with that candle swearing ceremony thing?
They all date back decades, in some cases almost as long as Batman has existed.
A look back...
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http://scans-daily.dreamwidth.org/2972745.html
...there's a bit of controversy regarding the direction of the Bat books. Some object to Bruce not being a loner. What's with these groups and others wearing the Bat symbol? What's with people looking to Batman as an inspiration when he's just supposed to scare the crap out of everybody, good and evil aike? Bruce publicly funding superheroes? What's with that candle swearing ceremony thing?
They all date back decades, in some cases almost as long as Batman has existed.
A look back...
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Tags:
- char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon,
- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: batwoman/kate kane,
- char: robin/catgirl/carrie kelly,
- char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson,
- char: spoiler/batgirl/robin/steph brown,
- creator: amanda conner,
- creator: bill finger,
- creator: bob kane,
- creator: bryan q. miller,
- creator: chuck dixon,
- creator: frank miller,
- creator: george perez,
- creator: greg rucka,
- creator: j.h. williams iii,
- creator: lee garbett,
- creator: manuel garcia,
- creator: trevor scott,
- title: batgirl,
- title: detective comics,
- title: justice league of america,
- title: robin,
- title: secret origins,
- title: the dark knight returns
thelazyreaderBarry Allen, the Flash, is widely held to have had the best ever death for a comic character. He died saving the universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths and afterward became a legendary figure in the DC Universe. His death was revisited a number of times by DC writers over the years before he was finally brought back to life.
I'd like to share a couple of these stories, showing Barry's last moments from his point of view.
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I'd like to share a couple of these stories, showing Barry's last moments from his point of view.
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btravageWe all know what happened when Swamp Thing met the Floronic Man, (in case you don't it's in the tags), but what happened before, and what happens after?
( Rightious freedom fighter or deranged eco-terrorist? You decide. )
( Rightious freedom fighter or deranged eco-terrorist? You decide. )
Origin of the Canary Cry
Feb. 9th, 2010 10:20 pmarbre_rieurThree pages from Secret Origins #50, in which they finally got around to Black Canary...
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title: secret origins, creator: alan brennert, creator: joe staton, publisher: dc comics
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title: secret origins, creator: alan brennert, creator: joe staton, publisher: dc comics
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