Dennis A. Amith presents My Comic Book Journey
An issue that shows the group working as a team and putting their skills to good use against an alien force powered by Stark technology. But now it seems that there is another force even more deadlier than the Starks out there wanting to annihilate Read More …
If you are looking for a comic book series with wonderful writing and artwork, definitely give COMICO the Comic Company’s “Jonny Quest” a try! A wonderful second issue overall! TITLE: A Date with Judy issue #14 YEAR: December 1949/January 1950 COMPANY: Superman DC/National Comics Back in Read More …
“Aposmz” is an entertaining and much more reader friendly Nihei Tsutomu manga series. And I think anyone wanting to get into Nihei can surely enjoy this manga and help them decide if they want to pursue any of his older works. But I do look Read More …
If you are looking for a comic book series with wonderful writing and artwork, definitely give COMICO the Comic Company’s “Jonny Quest” a try! A wonderful second issue overall! TITLE: Jonny Quest issue #2 YEAR: July 1986 COMPANY: COMICO The Comic Company WRITTEN By William Read More …
The Teen Titans take on the scourge of the streets and an issue showcasing the teenage drug problem, prostitution problem, teenage pregnancy problem in America during the early ’80s (and still a problem today). TITLE: The New Teen Titans vol. 1, issue #27 YEAR: January Read More …
Patsy and Hedy get a taste of Hollywood drama in their first major career gig. How will things go in their first few days in Hollywood? Overall, a delightful and solid issue of “Patsy & Hedy”! TITLE: Patsy & Hedy Career Girls issue #105 YEAR: Read More …
The Teen Titans would be used for good considering the group’s popularity in trying to combat teenage drug use and problems affecting society at the time (and still affecting society today). TITLE: The New Teen Titans vol. 1, issue #26 YEAR: December 1982 COMPANY: DC Read More …
While issue #47 is an interesting story about the the Beast and Ice Man, it’s definitely not one of the stronger silver age stories about the X-Men but it’s still one worth reading! TITLE: X-Men issue #47 YEAR: August 1968 COMPANY: Marvel Comics SUPERVISED: Stan Read More …
The first issue of “Freedom Fighters” was entertaining, no doubt a taste of bronze nostalgia, but I enjoyed the series and characters, despite Uncle Sam being a superhero with superstrength, which I had a laugh back then and even now. But I really did enjoy Read More …
The first issue of “Jonny Quest” features awesome writing and artwork and a magnificent kick off issue for COMICO! TITLE: Jonny Quest issue #1 YEAR: June 1986 COMPANY: COMICO The Comic Company WRITTEN By William Messner-Loebs ART by Doug Wildey EDITOR: Diana Schutz Many people Read More …
An entertaining “Archie” comic from the early ’60s! TITLE: Archie issue #122 YEAR: September 1961 COMPANY: Archie Comic Publication If there is anything that remained consisted with Archie through the decades is that Archie and Reggie are often competing for Veronica’s affections, Betty always trying Read More …