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I really don't know how to start this. I mean, these kinds of things are hard enough without, y'know, sharing them with the entire internet. Which, now that I think about it, is sort of a cold move on my part. Sorry about that, man, but I've come too far ...

Green Lantern, directed by Martin Campbell, opened in movie theaters across the nation Friday. 1. What’s it about? A cocky test pilot is chosen to join the Green Lantern Corps, the defenders of truth and justice in the galaxy. As he learns to accept his fate and fight his inner fears, ...

War comics had all but died out by the time I started reading DC and Marvel in the mid-1970s. I was familiar with Sgt. Rock and Easy Company only through a time travel team-up with Batman in the original The Brave & The Bold comic, though DC did keep publishing Sgt. ...

I decided to ditch my regular Comics Spotlight this week and instead wrap-up the year by recommending some of the comics I’ve reviewed this past year in case anyone out there is looking for last minute gifts. You can’t buy this particular comic but you can point your friends toward the ...

If you’re within day-trip range of Washington, D.C., and aren’t yet planning to go to the USA Science & Engineering Festival expo today, what in the wide, wide world of sports are you waiting for? Quit reading blogs and go — the blog articles will still be there when you ...

Slip on your spandex and do the Batusi, folks. If you’ve been pining for a replica of the Batmobile, circa 1966, you’re in luck. Gizmodo reports that for the modest sum of $150,000 (you are Bruce Wayne, aren’t you?) you can zoom through your own personal Gotham in this officially-licensed ...

For every Batman, there’s a Matter-Eater Lad. For every X-Men, there’s a Legion of Super-Pets. There are comic book characters and groups who make it big, and there are those who never find a lasting audience. Only now and then do the obscure characters get noticed, and even more ...