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On September 15th, 1990, a new hero was born. Captain Planet, Earth Champion, Guardian, the planet’s young guardian, the planet’s spirit, the planet’s young guardian, can protect from evil villages, protect from evil forces. The television series starring Captain Planet and the planet, the honorable heroes and bearers of these magical rings, worked to promote the virtues of environmentalism and work together to save the planet and spread the message that we can create a bright future for everyone. Despite the final episode of the series, which premiered on May 11, 1996, the series’ message and theme is still relevant…
Eisner Award-winning creator Scotty Young posted on social media that he needed to make changes before releasing a previously released cover of Deadpool/Batman #1. “Find the difference. I love Legal! Deadpool/Batman #1 Comic Shop Shelf Anywhere September 24th!” Posted Young on August 11th. Young is unclear as to why he requested a change of Bat Signal in the background or who requested it, but the most likely reason is that DC lawyers requested half of Deadpool and half Batman logos. As one commenter said, “We have to give them both equal bills! The outrageous thing going back to Superman and…
Yesterday I ran a story called Archie Comics Classic Digest Format. Covering Archie’s plans, they began publishing a larger seasonal collection of newsstands, rather than a 50-year-old digest. I hesitated that the original digest format is dead, but I can read the comments on the work, dig deeper and talk to a few people Archie knows more than I do. Before we go any further, I would like to note that I am not a childhood Archie fan, unlike most people. I was given an Archie comic as a kid, but they did nothing for me and that was it.…
Let’s go! The final showdown with Dagon! All the last seven issues lead to this moment… I honestly don’t know how I feel about it? Ever since the new title for Aquaman was announced under the DC Comics “All In” banner, I’ve been so excited to see what’s coming to one of my favorite DC superheroes. After the title launched the promising Arthur Curry, we couldn’t wait to see where this title would take us, not only to return Aquaman, but also to become known as Dark Tide and God Killer. Later there are eight issues and while I still…
The reign of Starbreaker’s destruction has gone from ominous to totally devastating as Jeremy Adams, Morgan Hampton, Fernando Pasarin, O’Clair Albert and Arif Pliant unleash the problems full of planetary annihilation and creeping dreads with Green Lantern Corps #7. Both lantern series are built towards this moment. Part 1 lit a spark, but now Green Lantern Squad #7 shows off the fallout, the reason behind the chaos, and how dangerous it is. Once the legion is emotionally neutralized, the problem is: DC Hampton and Adams present a legion in a strange, calm calm. Seeing John Stewart casually waving his ring/mother,…
Batman: After Dark Pattern #8, Batman is in a terrible situation. It’s too bad for Batman to escape the situation on the ground in the old man and two teenagers. His detective work appears to have prevented him from seeing direct danger. Even if there is little chance of getting away, much of this problem shows that he can’t lie about the mystery as he unleashes the truth from a very low leverage position. Batman: Dark Pattern #9 is an impressive issue when you think of Batman as tied to most of it, but you’re on the edge of your…
It’s not often that indie comic creators get to stab with two big heroes like Superman, but that’s exactly what W. Maxwell Prince and Martin Morazzo do on the Cryptonite Spectrum, the Superman. The new DC Black Label series is an off-beat, out-of-box creative team (look at Ice Cream Man) and suggests there are even more varieties of Kryptonite, but what are they doing? That’s a big question that Superman and Batman understand in a healthy and creative first problem. Soon, Superman: Kryptonite Spectrum #1 is very new leader friendly. The first two pages summarize the origins of Superman and…
At Fan Expo Boston 2025, web comic creator Brion Folke not only met fans, but also held a show. Sitting at the table, he silently lifted a card that reads “Hello” before revealing more about flipside in his longtime cartoon-inspired fantasy series. The simple trick wasn’t a playful icebreaker. It was a strategy that was inevitably born. “When I lost my voice, I actually came up with it,” explained Fauk. “It worked so well. I kept doing it. It attracted people’s attention without screaming, saved my voice, and it’s fun. You have to do whatever you can, especially now, when…
Webtoon Entertainment is working with Disney to bring some of the world’s most beloved cartoons to the popular vertical scrolling platform. The partnership will feature around 100 titles from Disney, Marvel, 20th Century Studios and Star Wars, all reformatted for a mobile-friendly reading experience on the webtoon. These titles will be available worldwide in special sections of the English app, allowing fans to enjoy iconic stories anywhere. This is not the first collaboration with comic publishers or Webtoon. From DC Comics to Dark Horse, the WebComics portal has grown exponentially, with Marvel being added to the mix. Collaboration goes beyond…
You’ll find that you can read vertical scrolling comics featuring Spider-Man, Aliens, Star Wars and beloved Disney characters in the webtoon app. As announced today by both Disney and Webtoon, the two corporate giants have joined a strategic partnership to globally introduce comics from Disney, Marvel, 20th century studios and Star Wars brands into Webtoon’s mobile vertical scrolling format. Plus, Titanic: A brand new original WebComic series is here. Webtoon develops original comics under all these brands. According to PR, “These original Webcomic series will showcase new adventures for beloved characters, from superhero epics to adventures across the Galaxy, giving…