I mean, it’s OK and all, but where the’s skeleton?

This is basically the same cover as Monday’s, only with a giant bat. So bonus points. Monday’s cover is still more atmospheric, though.

Lots of skeletons on the covers of this series, which obviously I have no problem with. Especially when they look like this.

Weird War Tales proved a big or at steady hit for DC, given it’s robust 12 year (!) run. Of course war comics were generally pretty solid sellers until recent decades, and… Read Article →

Surely one of the strangest (and most enduring) mash-ups was DC Comics’ Weird War Tales. You get the general idea from this cover, I’m sure. It ran for years, and in fact,… Read Article →

I have no idea what’s happening here, but I likes it.

Perhaps because The Heap was so popular, his eventual host comic would occasionally feature its main character fighting monsters. One of these, of course, featured a dinosaur.

Marvel and DC fans often like to point out when one company stole a character from the other, with Man-Thing and Swamp Thing being typical examples. However, that’s a silly example because… Read Article →

Swamp monster! (That woman might have wanted to consider her wardrobe a bit more.) Saw Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger and Godzilla vs the Sea Monster in a theater yesterday,… Read Article →