I’ve previously covered recommended comics for Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman. Thus, here’s a list of recommended comics for their Justice League pals, as well… Read More »Anthony’s recommended miscellaneous DC Comics
February 29 brings upon us that quadrennial leap year-defining event, Leap Day. Upon some research, it doesn’t seem to be a day that gets much… Read More »Leap Day in cartoons
A look at what classic comics and animated cartoons should’ve entered public domain in 2016 under their original copyright laws.
Labor Day weekend is here once more. However, if you’re looking for the annual Labor Day weekend Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) telethon, don’t bother: as… Read More »No more MDA Labor Day weekend telethons
In 2013, I did a blog post looking over the diversity of DC Comics’ core “New 52” books. It turned out that the number of… Read More »DC Comics’ material diversity: Hope you like Batman
Here’s what’s of interest coming out from DC Comics in July. A full list of solicitations is available here. Comics Sensation Comics Featuring Wonder Woman… Read More »Anthony’s DC Comics picks for July 2015
Art by Mark Farmer, Richard Horie, and Tanya Horie. (DC Comics) In 2010, DC Comics released this compilation as part of its “Greatest…Ever Told” series… Read More »Comic review: Superboy: The Greatest Team-Up Stories Ever Told
This week’s minorities in cartoons entry is Thomas “Tom” Kalmaku, a supporting character in the Green Lantern comics. Thomas first appeared in “Green Lantern” (vol.… Read More »Minorities in cartoons: Thomas Kalmaku
According to the 1976 DC Calendar, February 20 is Hal Jordan’s (fictional) birthday. I’ve referenced said calendar in previous birthday posts for Batman, Superman, Wonder… Read More »Happy birthday, Green Lantern (Hal Jordan)
After a week, my “favorite minority cartoon characters” poll is now closed, and we have a winner, despite the very sparse vote count. The winner… Read More »The winner of the “favorite minority cartoon character” poll…