Jungle Tales of Johnny Cash – Part 2
We’re back with the continuation of “Jungle Tales of Johnny Cash” …. When we last left Johnny Cash, he survived a plane crash in the […]
The famed Charlton Comics Group!
We’re back with the continuation of “Jungle Tales of Johnny Cash” …. When we last left Johnny Cash, he survived a plane crash in the […]
You may have figured this out by now, but Comics on the Brain has a real special place in its heart for second banana comic-book […]
With much fanfare, the “Watchmen” movie finally arrived in 2009. Tucked into almost every graphic-novel-to-movie article on the film was at least a brief mention […]
It’s been a few weeks now since DC Comics announced their big plans for reworking their universe. Early on, the company said it was redesigning […]
I have made no secret on this blog for my love of the heroes of Charlton Comics. Heck, I even have a whole category on […]
Since DC Comics grabbed a hold of the Charlton Comics characters, there’s been several attempts at making Captain Atom a character into something. He held […]
One of my coolest gifts this Christmas came from my friend, Joe, who knows how much I love the Blue Beetle. It’s a hyper cartoony […]
I eagerly bought “Titans East Special” No. 1, hoping it was the launch of a new Titans book with a fresh, new cast. Who knows, […]
The silver age had just begun, and Marvel Comics was just beginning to hit it big. One of Marvel’s books was “The Mighty Thor,” and […]
I’ve never read an E-Man comic before, but I do read a lot about comic-book history, and E-Man is one of the titles that pops […]
Well, it must be a new month, because my mail is full of neat magazines. Yesterday I talked about History Magazine and the other mag […]
Thanks to the likes of Dr. Kong, the Son of Vulcan was frequently in battle with robots. None was so intriguing as Kong’s own manservant-bot, […]
Like the Ventriloquist in the Batman rogue’s gallery, Son of Vulcan has his own mousy villain. Mr. Lambie was a hen-pecked husband who was constantly belittled […]
Like Lex Luthor to Superman, the Son of Vulcan had his own bald-headed badguy. His name was Zolotto and he was a tycoon who owned […]
While Dr. Kong may have been Son of Vulcan’s most insidious nemesis, Mars, the god of war, was essentially his first. In the court on […]
I managed to get a review copy of “Blue Beetle” No. 1 by Keith Giffen, John Rogers and Cully Hamner. Though I don’t want to […]
The Son of Vulcan’s primary nemesis was Dr. Kong, an asian man with unnaturally yellow skin. Also known as “The Meanest Man Alive,” Kong was […]
Like many of his Golden Age counterparts, the Silver Age Son of Vulcan had numerous powers, which when added up made him into a fairly […]
Last year, DC Comics re-introduced one of the characters they acquired from their purchase of Charlton Comics back in the 1980s. The Son of Vulcan […]
I want Blue Beetle to return, Ted Kord or not, in the current costume. It would be a tragedy if it were changed. I hope […]