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Brian Vaughn was born in 1976 in Cleveland, Ohio. While Vaughn has done work on well-known characters like Batman, Wolverine, and Spider-Man, he is more comfortable working on books in which he is able to create the characters. This is no more evident than his …
Coming up with a blog theme day in and day out is hard. On occasion, I sit here for hours thinking about a topic that I would like to discuss. Sometimes they come quick and sometimes they don’t. This week fell into the latter category. …
Have you noticed that within the realm of comics, superheroes have been made out to be stronger, smarter, braver and more heroic than superheroines? This may beg the question, “Why?” Its beginnings can be traced back to as early as 1938. As you well know, …
Why are Golden Age and Silver Age comics more valuable and why most issues after won’t ever reach that value? Comic books have been around for many years and beginning in the late 1980’s to the present day, they have become of value to collectors …
I sat back one night about to enjoy a ‘cold one’ from my mini-fridge. You should know that my fridge is situated nicely beside my chair so that while I play my Playstation, I remain fuelled up. I sat there about to embark on a …
Have you ever been alone or felt like you are alone? Have you ever had a bad nightmare only to find out when you wake up you are still experiencing it? For some, this is a reality and a reality they must live out over …
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What if some of the most well-known Marvel Heroes were actually villains in disguise? I ask this because recently it was revealed that Captain America might have been secretly working as a part of Hydra, thus possibly making him a villain under the most amazing …
Beginning his career in the late 1980’s, Brubaker got his start, not solely as a comic book writer, but a cartoonist. Initially, he began by writing and drawing for Blackthorne Comics. His rise from mediocrity came in 1993 while collaborating with Eric Shanower on An …
Jack “King” Kirby is one of, if not the most influential comic book illustrators of all time. If not, all time, certainly, his time. His work began in the Golden Age of Comics (c. 1938 – c. 1950) and concluded with the modern age (c. …
As I sat down to go to bed a couple of nights ago, I couldn’t sleep. My mind was racing and my heart was pounding. No matter how many times I see certain Marvel Movies, I can’t help but notice new things, think about them …
