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Cage Match–2012!
On January 8, 2011, I posted Top 10 Movies I Want Now.
Now it is time to look back at those movies and the movie year and vote on what we think is the best science fiction / fantasy movie of 2011! Comments very welcome. Would love to talk about it!
Read MoreEvery week I’ll be bringing you a comic book cover that I feel eclipses others out there—to the point I might just have to own it when released!
This week: War of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath #2! Gotta love it!
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Take a look at the newest Mez-Itz, 6″ rotocast vinyl collectibles: Green Lantern and Sinestro! Both feature five points of articulation and are packaged in sturdy, collector friendly boxes!
If you’ve been waiting for a chance to see The Green Lantern’s teaser trailer, then your wait is over. Check it out and let us know what you think:
His incredible powers are legendary, his famous red-and-blue costume is unmistakable, and the S-shield emblazoned across his chest iconic. Born Kal-El on the doomed planet Krypton, he was rocketed to Earth and raised by the kindly Kents, destined to battle evil as Superman, the Man of Steel.
Del Rey and DC Comics present The Essential Superman [...]
A breathtakingly ruthless tyrant and conqueror of entire planets, arguably the most dangerous being in the documented super hero universe. Darkseid was the embodiment of unimaginable evil, and the greatest threat to life as we know it. He was a formidable figure, super-strong, ostensibly invulnerable, and possibly immortal. He stood more than eight and a half feet tall and weighed over eighteen hundred pounds, with a gray, stone-like hide and red eyes from which he could—at least at one point in his life—project the OMEGA EFFECT. This effect comprised beams of unlimited power that could incinerate and vaporize anything, living or otherwise, and teleport and dematerialize any organic being.
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Henshaw returned to Earth and posed as Superman as part of a failed effort to forcibly enlist the alien warlord MONGUL, of whom he became aware while visiting a planet Mongul controlled, in his quest for revenge. By this time, Superman had been killed in his battle with Doomsday, but not even his enemy’s death could deter the Cyborg. If he could not kill the Man of Steel himself, Henshaw would settle for destroying his reputation with erratic, unheroic, and destructive behavior while passing himself off as Superman. He claimed to be the dead hero returned to life, his body having been reconstructed and resuscitated by advanced Kryptonian technology.
Read MoreWhen I started collecting comic books I only bought three titles: Action Comics, Wolverine and Green Lantern.
Don’t ask me why. It has been lost to me over the last 17 years. But those three were the start and they blossomed into almost 20 titles a month at one point. I imagine [...]
Andy R
Just preordered on Amazon and can't wait to read !!!