Mart Gray

Even by your standards, this is spectacular

Action Comics #1096 review The Reign of the Superboys mini-event begins with young Clark Kent stunned when a pleasantly rainy day takes a surprising turn. A mature oak tree explodes, prompting Superboy to save neighbour Lewi…

Action Comics #1096 is another superb Superboy snapshot. Review at Too Dangerous… beware spoilers, comments welcome at the blog. Click on the pic! #superman

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Top stuff indeed, and I have a letter in that issue

And one of them has specs!

Ah, I thought you meant this particular issue

Now that is interesting!

The comic I plumped for having misremembered the mystery guest...

Me too, most heroes are in costume most of the time these days. It was nice to have a whole issue of Batman recently with Bruce Wayne to the fore

Oh, I do miss the Satellite JLA members socialising

LLL*

@michaelhogan100.bsky.social What's with all the Strictly dancer sackings? With two new presenters coming in, surely there's a big argument for continuity elsewhere in the show? I like these people!

Batman #7 review One night in Gotham and Harvey Bullock activates his Bat Signal. It’s defiantly lo-fi, but effective. One-time GCPD detective Bullock and Police Commissioner turned beat cop Jim Gordon have been gi…

Batman #7 is the issue I bought twice, because, well, the gimmick intrigued me. So how was it? Review at Too Dangerous… beware spoilers, comments welcome at the blog. Click on the pic!

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Good luck!

A creepy kitty podcast?

I’m there!

What an idiot, well done for at least trying

Podcast Plugtime: Crisis in Eternity – The Radio Play If you’re a fan of comics podcasts you may be familiar with The Earth 2 Podcast, a weekly delight in which hosts Peter and David explore the origins and development of the DC Multiverse and the leg…

The latest all-star audio drama from The Earth 2 Podcast, Crisis in Eternity, is complete - there’s a Crisis in Eternity. Find out more here!

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This is from an actual issue of JLA in the late Silver Age

Spotted this line in a preview of the upcoming Emperor Aquaman revamp issue, laying out something that really wasn’t clear from #DCKO #5. It would’ve been useful to know this.

Thanks Matthew, happy Friday all LLL*

Oh, I wish they’d used the classic PLOP! logo

JSA #17 review Now this is a great JSA issue, from Dave Johnson’s Hexaptych cover segment right through to a back-of-book bonus. We’re nearly at the end of the six-part reimagining of the Justice Society of Ameri…

Great good guys, vile villains - this is what I want! JSA #17 reviewed at Too Dangerous… beware spoilers, comments welcome at the blog. Click on the pic!

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@jsapresents.bsky.social This is what we want!

Thanks, I honestly hope you enjoy it more than I did

DC KO #5 review It’s the finale to DC’s latest event, and Superman is in trouble. Well, he’s dead, killed by Lex Luthor. But that’s only one Superman. It turns out that the ‘games night’ flashbacks we’ve been seei…

DC KO #5 brings the event mini-series to a dizzying close. Review at Too Dangerous… beware big spoilers, comments welcome at the blog. Click on the pic!

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Good luck, you'd be a deserving winner

Ah right, I've never seen that, it's my Dr Seuss allergy.

Tigerman is a weird idea for the foe of Tawky Tawny with a sugar habit

And I didn't know his voice actor was a famous name - or at least a very intriguing one

It's odd, I've no memory of Tony having a cat

But... but that's 1983