For this week’s RETRO REVIEW, I’m looking at the two issue series; The Incredible Hulk: Future Imperfect that was published by Marvel Comics. The first issue is dated December 1992 and the second issue is dated January 1993. Or are they? My copies were bought fresh off the comic book rack when they came out and…
DetailsWelcome back to Strange Times & Places, where we’re looking at a mutant-centric story in honor of The Gifted’s season finale last night – Chris Claremont’s X-Men Forever. How’s It Different? It’s a Royale With Cheese, where a bunch of little differences add up to create something very different, but it all stems from a…
DetailsJoin us every Wednesday night at 6PM Eastern time for our weekly broadcast featuring small batches of collectibles! Our main events for January will take place on Saturday the 20th (Action Figures/Batman Toys/Comic Books) AND Saturday the 27th (Silver to Modern Age Estate Collection Featuring X-Men) both at 6PM! Get the full schedule, browse the…
DetailsWelcome, ladies and gentlemen, to a new edition of Fabulous Finds! I’m feeling in the mood for a little Barry Windsor Smith artwork, so I’ve pulled from it’s place of honor, on my shelf, the 1975 Gorblimey Press Shelf Stuff sketch book from the incomparable Barry Windsor Smith! This was published in 1975. It sold…
DetailsWelcome to Tokusatsu Gesundheit, where this week we’re watching a movie crossing over two different types of space cop – Space Squad: Uchuu Keiji Gavan vs. Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger! Plot Rundown Geki Jumonji, AKA Space Sheriff Gavan Type G, is investigating a new intergalactic crime syndicate called Genmaku. Geki partner Shelly is seemingly killed during…
DetailsI’m not sure what the weather is like where you are reading this, but here in Michigan it is bitter cold! But I’m not going to let that stop me from writing up a new RETRO REVIEW. This week, I thought I’d pick out a comic from DC Comics, so I rummaged around in the…
DetailsWelcome back to Strange Times & Places, where today we’re taking a visit to the 24th century AND an alternate reality in Star Trek: The Next Generation: Mirror Broken. How’s It Different? I’d say that it’s a Royale With Cheese. The Mirror Universe canonically diverged from the mainstream Trek Universe approximately three hundred years before…
DetailsI know I’m a couple of days early, but I wanted to wish everyone a Happy New Year before the year is over. 2017 has been a tough year on a lot of people, both physically and mentally, but we’ve manged to survive and get through it! Here’s to the new year, and I hope…
DetailsWelcome back to Strange Times & Places, where last week’s story gave me a hankering for more of those at least some of those of those characters: 1993’s Green Hornet: Dark Tomorrow. How’s It Different? I would term this an Imaginary Story, being as it’s a possible future that may or may not come to…
DetailsThank you for finding you way back to this week’s Fabulous Find. But I should be honest, and say right up front, this post really isn’t about one of my finds, but simply a wish of Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all my readers, friends and family. But in doing so, I’ve dug out…
DetailsWelcome back to Strange Times & Places, where today we’re looking at one of the oddest AU stories I’ve encountered to date. Legenderry: A Steampunk Adventure takes nine licensed heroes who don’t typically share a universe and puts them together in, shockingly enough, a steam punk world. How’s It Different? …I’d say Imaginary Story for…
DetailsWelcome back for this week’s RETRO REVIEW! This time around I’ll be looking at Marvel Spotlight # 2, which is cover dated February 1972. This book, from Marvel Comics, introduces Jack Russell, who becomes the title character, Werewolf By Night. The comic features an interesting, though uncredited, cover by Neal Adams, with inks done by Tom Palmer.…
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