Comic Book Spinner Rack

Back in the earlier days of comics, they used to be sold at drug stores and supermarkets. The manner in which they were sold was via a spinner rack, which was a wire-framed display that would spin 360º. Of course this method of comic distribution damaged every comic that it contained, but to a kid, it was heaven.

Wednesday, November 23, 2005

Showcase Presents II

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So I just checked and DC is releasing in Feb. 2006, Showcase Presents: The House of Mystery. Written by Len Wein, Robert Kanigher, Gerry Con...
Tuesday, November 08, 2005

Showcase Presents

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In the same tradition as Marvel Comics's Essential series of books, DC launches their version. Entitled Showcase Presents, each volume w...
Thursday, November 03, 2005

Ghost Rider Movie

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The next big thing in comic book movies is here with Sony Pictures' Ghost Rider. This features Nic Cage as tormented Johnny Blaze and E...
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Doc Frankenstein

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The coolest new modern comic I have seen in a long time has to be Doc Frankenstein. I was a little hesitant to but it, because I figured it...
Tuesday, November 01, 2005

OA Commissions

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I am not a big fan of OA, but I can understand the enjoyment some might get from spending thousands of dollars on it. One thing I do like i...

Fred Hembeck

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During my childhood reading comics in the 70s and 80s, one of the things I can remember was the artwork of Fred Hembeck. As far as I know F...

New CGC Labels

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So the brain trust at CGC has decided their labels were not confusing enough and have decided to "simplify" them by changing them....
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