Hey, Comics Fans!

[filkertom]

Specifically, billroper, markbernstein, wormquartet, sdelmonte, and several others. But, really, anybody who just likes a fun story.

Here's a five-page Riddler story, set in the DCAU (DC Animated Universe) I think you'll like.

Any superhero stuff, on- or offline, we need to know about?

Comments

[selenesue.livejournal.com]

I think you need to know that this Saturday is FREE COMIC BOOK DAY.

http://freecomicbookday.com/

I do loves me some scans_daily every day. Those people are sick and twisted -- in the good way of course.

[filkertom.livejournal.com]

I knew. I was gonna mention it Thursday.

[billroper]

Ok, that was fun. :)

I'm still an unreconstructed super-hero fan. The best books that I'm reading are all driven by the writers and most of them are DC books, because Marvel seems intent on driving me off.

The two books that are my most "fun" reads are Booster Gold (Johns) and Brave and Bold (Waid). Those are books that will be worth picking up the TPB f when they're available. Other than that, I'm fond of Johns on JSA and Green Lantern and am really looking forward to the Johns/Perez "Legion of Three Worlds" miniseries that's coming soon.

At Marvel, just about the only books I'm reading are written by Peter David and Brubaker.

[redaxe.livejournal.com]

This link, which was the third link in my response to your gotta dance entry, just happens to fit (Spiderman and the Lindy Hop, who'd'a thunk?). Really quite worth the watch.

Let me ask you this, Tom,

[sffilk.livejournal.com]

besides the actual comics, might you be interested in some of these superheroes having their own audio dramas? Like Batman, Superman, Supergirl and Wonder Woman?