I'm discovering tons of great material I missed back when I could only be bothered to read superheroes: Westerns like Doug Wildey's "Rio" and Joe Kubert's "Tex," even Dynamite's recent "Lone Ranger" title, old Marvel "Conan" books which somehow escaped me com...

I was talking with my 18 year old son the other day, who is an avid Flash fan and has amassed a ginormous comic book collection, about what he felt was the reason for all the violence, dark, gloomy areas our heroes have seemed to all come to. His answer? It's realistic. Hmmmm. So, holy social comme...

If comics are fun, great, I'm there. When they become politically-correct, adult, dark and overly violent in a mistaken attempt to try to gain "respect and sophistication" then count me out. You mean the same comic industry that in 1968 killed off the Doom Partol when they allowed themsel...

AndyFish wrote: ↑Tue Jul 03, 2018 11:25 am [
I think except for Jerry Lewis, which would require rights, they very well might release these. This is the best time for collections of vintage comics. I spend FAR more on collected editions of vintage stuff than I do anything modern.

Same here.

--jthree

Don't know why today's artists have to gross out the audience. There should be more fun to the event, and all I can see is dark and gritty. THIS. Heaven forbid anything could be a ray of hope. Dark, dark, dark. I agree with the above. I've actually found I've pretty much pulled out of comic fandom....

I wrote to DC about releasing trade paperback collections of The Inferior Five, Jerry Lewis, more Sugar and Spike, Angel and the Ape, Anthro, and a few other series that had a bit of humor to them. I also mentioned that that they should bring back Batman 66 with a story where our beloved Bright Knig...

I wish they had more "fun" moments in this wedding scenario. It's still too dark, IMHO.

--jthree

bat-rss wrote: ↑Thu Jun 28, 2018 1:40 am

Jthree wrote: ↑Fri Jun 08, 2018 6:23 pm

P.S. Can't wait for the last unpublished Catwoman script to come out. But then, there'll be nothing else.

--jthree

Thats what you think!

You mean there's more!

jthree

You know. I always thought she would have been perfect as Poison Ivy. That red hair of hers was simply beautiful. I know she didn't have much of an opportunity to act as the Riddler's moll, but I would have loved to have seen her do more. --jthree P.S. We all know John Astin is still alive, and perh...

[quote=dell post_id=61781 time=1528678138 user_id=407] [quote=Jthree post_id=61735 time=1528507413 user_id=789] Some other observations: ould have worked, but I would find it hard to take a villianess seriously if she was tarted up something like a Playboy Bunny. Catwoman, Batgirl and some of the mo...

Love that picture Keith Mayo. Since the Batman/Catwoman marriage seems to be in "in" thing in DC right now, I wish they would do a Batman 66 version. Heck they could even do a comic book version of the unreleased Catwoman script someone just dug up.

--jthree

I know Batman 66 meets Archie is coming out soon, but I would love to see Batman 66 back on a regular basis.
I miss fun comic books.

--jthree

Still working on it. Rather surprised by viscous fate of the Cat Pack at the end. In addition, when Catwoman is gloating, Batman considers hitting the switch of the suing machine on the Princess of the Plunder. What happened to to Selina's minions has had to be the most violent action considered the...

There were quite a few photos of Leslie Thomas's work in the 2016 Batman book, but there were a few exclusions. It would be great if there was a text that included photos on ALL of them.

--jthree

Some other observations: For those who read the script, does it seem too long for the average two part Bat episode? It seems to me a few scenes could have been abbreviated. I've never seen Batman lecture Robin or the public as hard as he does in this story. Anybody else notice that? --jthree P.S. Ca...