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Collected Comics Library Podcast #240
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As I stated yesterday on the CCL Blog, I was going to review the DC Comics Classics Library Justice League of America by George Perez Volume 1 (of 2). It’s a fine book; in of itself, but the more I looked at it, the more I thought that both [...]
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Collected Comics Library Podcast #239
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As promised last week, we get back to one of the classic podcast features: When Trades Collide! Today, we look at two books from Darwyn Cooke and see how they are related story wise – Richard Stark’s Parker: The Hunter HC (IDW) and Batman: Ego and Other Tails HC [...]
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This month on the show, host Chris Marshall sits down with Jason Hofius and George Khoury to talk about their upcoming book Age of TV Heroes which examines the history of the live-action television adventures of everyone’s favorite comic book heroes!
Chris also goes over all of the June 2009 releases.
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Collected Comics Library Podcast #200
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Well here we are – 200 podcasts! I never thought it would be possible. My sincere thanks go out to everyone who has ever downloaded or even visited this blog going back to 1999.
This episode is special in so many ways, not only is it #200, but I [...]
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Collected Comics Library Podcast #199
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Regular readers of the blog of listeners of the podcast, know that I’m a big fanboy of The Batman, yes “The” Batman. meaning the older and slightly more campy Batman of the Golden Age and early Silver Age. That said, DC Comics will be releasing The Batman Annuals HC [...]
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In case you haven’t heard by now, All-Star Batman and Robin The Boy Wonder #10 has been recalled due to strong language that seemed to slip by the editors, interns, secretaries and janitors at DC Comics and actually make it to print last Wednesday. DC quickly put out a demand to all retailers to destroy [...]
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Continuing a series of blogs that was inspired by the Adam Hughes poster The Real Power of the DC Universe.
Today we move to Harley Quinn. Certifiable. Not much else describes her. Let’s face it, anyone who falls in love with The Joker can’t be described in any other way.
Interestingly, Dr. Harleen Quinzel didn’t originate from [...]
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Continuing a series of blogs that was inspired by the Adam Hughes poster The Real Power of the DC Universe.
Today we move to Poison Ivy. Every man’s fantasy but deadly to the touch, Poison Ivy is one of the most diabolical female villains in the DCU. Debuting in Batman #181 (1966), Dr. Pamela Isley established [...]
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Continuing a series of blogs that was inspired by the Adam Hughes poster The Real Power of the DC Universe.
Today we move to Batwoman. Kathy Kane has been a part of the DC mythos since Detective Comics #233 (1956). A great ally to Batman, she essentially was the prototype for Barbara Gordon’s Batgirl to come [...]
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Continuing a series of blogs that was inspired by the Adam Hughes poster The Real Power of the DC Universe.
Today we move to Black Canary. A true classic – that’s what Black Canary is. First appearing as a villain opposite Johnny Thunder in a backup story in Flash Comics #86; she was too pretty and [...]
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