Baseball and Bats: When the Batman met Cal Ripken Jr.
It’s almost spring, and in the baseball world, “almost spring” really means Spring Training is well under way. And since Comics on the Brain is […]
It’s almost spring, and in the baseball world, “almost spring” really means Spring Training is well under way. And since Comics on the Brain is […]
I was asked by a local book store, The York Emporium to create a coloring page for their annual St. Patrick’s Day contest. You can […]
I review comics on Twitter at twitter.com/johnsimcoe. Here are the July 2009 through April 2010 reviews! Daydreamers No.1 (Aug 97): Playful romp into Marvel Universe […]
To make a splash in the comic book industry, it takes a little something special — such as a 99-cent cover price — or just […]
In real-life, and in fiction, people tend to stick with their own kind. People of Italian descent root for Italy in the World Cup. People […]
To the world, teenager TOMMY ONE is unbeatable. He’s perfect. He’s the boy every girl dreams of dating. He’s the world-famous superstar every guy wants […]
When we last left the Downward Spirals, they were en route to a series of games in Europe. Click the pic for a larger image, […]
I know this is kind of corny, but one of my favorite things to do is lie out in the middle of a field in […]
Years ago, writer Bill Willingham hit upon a great idea — base a comic book on fairy tales, legends, nursery rhymes and folk tales, but do it […]
Back in 2010, when even people in the U.S. were actually paying attention to the World Cup, sports apparel maker Adidas added to the excitement […]
Here at Comics on the Brain, we’ve constantly told you how much we love comics. We’ll give any comic a try. Just put it in […]
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 […]
I review comics on Twitter at twitter.com/johnsimcoe. Here are the May 2010 through June 2010 reviews! Total Eclipse Book Two (1988): Airboy and others prep […]
Once again, I have started to feel guilty for not doing more on my “Relocating the Marvel Universe” series. I mean, I have every state […]
Comics on the Brain loves children’s books. They offer a sense of fun that many modern comics don’t offer. We see in them the exuberance […]
The “Adam-12 Season Two” DVD box set lingered untouched for many weeks in the Comics on the Brain office. No one, it seemed, had any […]
Comics on the Brain is lucky enough to be on a comp list of sorts from DC Comics. We get stuff from them every once […]
When the Masters of the Universe toyline came out in 1983 — a year after the end of “Thundarr the Barbarian,” a cartoon about […]
After reading some other work by C.J. Henderson, most notably his New Pulp offerings, Comics on the Brain was eager to grab another one of […]
I review comics on Twitter at twitter.com/johnsimcoe. Here are the July 2010 through October 2010 reviews! Salvation Run no. 1 (Jan 08): 2 dozen DC […]
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