Showing posts with label TyTempleton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TyTempleton. Show all posts
Friday, December 25, 2015
Saturday, October 3, 2015
Sunday, April 5, 2015
CBR GLX-Mas Special
Alright, so we might be far off next Christmas, but that's not a reason to pass on this fantastic Xmas Special featuring the
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015
CBR:Quickies Will Eisner's The Spirit (2005-2009)
How about some Action/Mystery/Adventure, with a bit of Humor while we're at it?!

Following my review of the classic Will Eisner's The Spirit, here's the Darwyn Cooke's The Spirit successful modern revival!
Don't miss out my previous pulp heroes-related reviews!
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Saturday, March 31, 2012
ComicPageOfTheWeekend: A night to howl!
Good ol' classic JLI! :D
Guy and Tora... I miss this couple..
Justice League of America #28 © Marvel Comics
Guy and Tora... I miss this couple..
Justice League of America #28 © Marvel Comics
Friday, February 3, 2012
Superman's Pal, Seinfeld!
It's a known fact, stand-up comedian Jerry Seinfeld is a big long-time Superman fan.
In fact, so much that mostly all Seinfeld (the TV series) episodes contain a Superman reference, be it visual, audible or alluded to.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
ComicPageOfTheWeekend: How To Make Your Own Plastic Man Action Figure
Here's the most awesome page from Plastic Man 38-Page Special:
Plastic Man 38-Page Special © DC Comics
Plastic Man 38-Page Special © DC Comics
Saturday, November 5, 2011
CBR Plastic Man 38-Page Special
Remember Plastic Man? Sure you do!
Here's one more Plastic Man-centric comic book that was released near the end of the 90s. At the height of Grant Morrison's take on the Justice League which brought Plastic Man back to the front of the scene thanks to his slot on the team's roster.
That is when this One Shot special, brilliantly orchestrated by writer-artist Ty Templeton, was released. Its role was having fun and exploring Plas' outside the JLA team (though they do appear here and there, like on this comic's cover)...
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Wednesday, April 20, 2011
CBR Plastic Man/Elongated Man: Secret Origins
I'm a big fan of both DC stretching superheroes.
Unlike Reed Richards, they're less serious characters, and neither copy of one another.
A while back when I was checking some old Secret Origins issues from the 80s (like the previously reviewed Blue Beetle one) I found this pretty well themed comic concerning both characters.
So let's take a look, shall we?
If you're interested in more books featuring these characters, I also reviewed:
- Plastic Man: On the Lam
- Plastic Man: Rubber Bandits
- Elongated Man: Europe '92
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