Bad parenting and dumb kids don't mix..
They eventually resolved this self-reference, but Cantor's 'everything-in-the-fetish-book-twice' parties finally sunk the idea.
Freaky ending to a harmless prank. Creepy thing is this might be much more common in the future as skinjobs/replicants become more prevalent.
Lex Luthor is, as many know, far and away my favorite of all supervillains. I would argue that he is undeniably one of the great ones. - but, unlike the Joker, who has been boiled down to a hard consensus as regards his personality and how he functions, Lex Luthor’s modus operandi and personality are still the source of great debate.
On the night of June 2, 1932, the world's first superhero was born — not on the mythical planet of Krypton but from a little-known tragedy on the streets of Cleveland.
Life is always better on the other side. Being content is pretty difficult sometimes..
"I don't think you're happy enough..."
Ever feel that sometimes there's just too much attention-hungry, ad-driven crap out there?
From “rainbow breath” to incredible weight gain via donuts, here are 7 superhero powers the world doesn’t need.
With one small exception.
In comic book universes comprised of bizarre mutants, aliens from other dimensions, and massive galactic wars, it should come as no surprise that many characters are disfigured. Some loathe their appearance, lashing out violently at people around them. Others find ways to draw strength from their hideous appearance.
As I sat with my young son on the couch watching the "plot" of our first episode of the new Transformers: Animated series unfold, I couldn't help but state the obvious. "This is pretty freakin' lame," I said.
We realized that the redhead kingpin probably has a lot in common with you: He’s irresponsible, forever broke, crazy about hot chicks, bi-curious, and loves to… wait, hold up, rewind. Bi-what? Yeah, you heard us. We’ve got archived evidence as proof.
Among other legendary TV show intros, I posted the intro to PBS’ Mystery! the other day, and the enthusiastic response from our readers who hadn’t seen it in some time but remembered it fondly convinced me that we need more on the site in that vein, and stat.
What you'll find here is the only DOOM comic book we've ever seen. I'm not going to spoil anything by going into too much detail about it. What I will tell you is that the plot, or seeminly anyway, is our hero is in search for a gun. Yes, the gun.
I love the third one!