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Thundarr the Barbarian and the Wild Future Kids Never Forgot

There are certain Saturday morning cartoons that feel like they were dreamed up by a kid who mixed every cool idea they ever had into one big bowl. Thundarr the Barbarian was exactly that kind

Enter Now: The Age Of Apocalypse! Part 1

David Inguagiato

An X-Men Age Of Apocalypse retrospective. Reliving X-Men Alpha #1 Age of Apocalypse is an X-Men crossover event that ran from February 1995 to June 1995 throughout various newly named X-Men titles. The regular ongoing

Prelude To The Apocalypse: Legion Quest

David Inguagiato

An X-Men: Legion Quest Retrospective. Reliving Uncanny X-men #320 – #321, X-men #40 – #41, X-Factor #109 and Cable #20. Legion Quest is a multi part storyline that is the prelude to the X-Men’s Age

Into the Fantastic

David Inguagiato

The Greatest Fantastic Four Runs of All Time Stan Lee and Jack Kirby Fantastic Four (vol. 1) #1 – 102, Annual #1- 6 (1961-1970) When Stan Lee and Jack Kirby created Fantastic Four # 1

The Evolution of Comic Book Heroes: From Golden Age to Modern Era

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Comic book heroes have captivated the imaginations of readers for generations, evolving from their humble beginnings in the Golden Age of comics to becoming iconic symbols of popular culture in the modern era. This evolution

The Original Marvel Cinematic Universe

Adam Pope

For kids growing up over the last 20 years, Marvel superheroes have always been big screen icons, beloved by children and adults alike for their extravagant silver screen adventures. But those of us who grew

Check Out Those Ads! – Hawkworld #12

Pitfall Gary

Hawkworld was one of my favorite comics in the late 80s and early 90s. My first introduction to Hawkman was the 1989 limited series Hawkworld Vol 1. The limited series was a new, Post-Crisis origin

Check Out Those Ads! – Legends of the Dark Knight #16

Pitfall Gary

Happy Birthday Batman!! The Dark Knight turns 82 this year; first appearing in Detective Comics #27. The comic hit newsstands on 30 March 1939 (although the cover date on the issue is May 1939). Batman