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Tag Archives: Man of Steel
Politics Round-Up July 11 2013
A Red 2 ad incorporates President Obama’s recent national security speech. The mayor of San Diego admits that he sexually harassed women, and swears to change. Charles Krauthammer defends the obstructionist GOP. A congressional staffer suspects that Republicans would benefit … Continue reading
Round-Up July 09 2013 Edition
Tom Spurgeon looks at the background of Louis Glanzman, an interesting Golden Age comic artist, who went on to become a respected illustrator. Goodreads looks at the most abandoned books. I’ve honestly been planning to read all five of the top … Continue reading
Posted in Comics Industry, Film, Literature
Tagged League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Man of Steel, Metsfilter, Peter David
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Metsfilter Superman Edition
According to Bleeding Cool, Warner Brothers is happy with the success of Man of Steel, and eager to kill the goose that laid the golden egg, with a Superman sequel in 2014 and a Justice League film in 2015. DC … Continue reading
Recommended June 13 2013
Apparently, Warner Brothers is planning to take it slow with the inevitable Justice League film, hoping for a Man of Steel sequel and the introductions to Wonder Woman and Aquaman first. This is probably the right tack to take. Hillary Clinton … Continue reading
Superman 103: The Epic Man of Steel
There are several longer Superman stories worth hunting down for someone who has come to like the character enough to read a 40+ issue arc. There are also a few notable creative runs worth reading in their entirety, as well … Continue reading
Recommended June 9 2013
There is audio of reclusive Spider-Man artist Steve Ditko talking about the nature of heroes. It was for a Masters of Comic Art VHS in the late 1980s, when he was still doing occasional work for Marvel. Considering only four known … Continue reading
Posted in Comics Industry, DC Comics, Funny, Politics, Spider-Man
Tagged Andrew Sullivan, Cory Booker, Grayhaven Comics, kickstarter, Man of Steel, Metsfilter, steve ditko
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Metsfilter May 31 2013
This has become a second day of consecutive posts about Patrick Stewart, this time due to a fantastic response he gave about domestic violence, and his advocacy for a British charity, during a Q & A. Today’s Penny Arcade was … Continue reading
Posted in DC Comics, Film, Funny, Politics, Spider-Man
Tagged Man of Steel, Metsfilter, Patrick Stewart, President Obama
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Superman 101: Introduction to the Man of Steel
Today is considered the 75th anniversary of the publication of Action Comics #1, with the first appearance of Superman (and Lois Lane.) That new Man of Steel trailer looks rather impressive. So there’s likely to be a high amount of interest … Continue reading
Posted in DC Comics, Film, List
Tagged Alan Moore, All-Star Superman, Comic Books 101, Grant Morrison, jeph loeb, John Byrne, Man of Steel, Superman, Wonder Woman
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