No, not that one, the Secret Six one--no, I keep telling you, not that Secret Six! Oh, let's just do this: from 1988, Action Comics #62...

Mildly surprised McFarlane hasn't hit that one, actually. But, I was a little sick the other day, so I had time to finally read this on...

I was familiar with the cover from a house ad, a Jim Balent number with a woman turning into a cat-woman in front of Castle Greykitty; but ...

Do I do this bit every time? Find a random "Legends of the Dead Earth" annual. Look up how many there were, compare that to how m...

From 1988, Action Comics #603 , cover by Kyle Baker.  I know I tried the first two issues of DC experiment with weekly comics, but I can...

This is another one I had at some point, and recently pulled from the dollar bins at least twice, so by rule...From 1989, Batman Annual #13...

His own kids and others! Not only is Deathstroke a terrible parent, but no matter how much character development or growth he's given, ...

Dark Horse Comics actually reprinted this one in the Chronicles of Conan #27 , but we've got a tattered original today: From 1988, Cona...

Still, he wasn't the only selling point here: from 2000, Legends of the DC Universe #30- #32 , "The 18th Letter" Written by C...

This was from a somewhat famously muddled time in the book's history, but also features a plot point that would drive me insane every si...

Admittedly, the team didn't have Cap or Thor at the moment, and Iron Man was using a virtual antique of a suit, but still. On to the se...

Sometimes I wish I planned ahead around here a little more, since I had thought about blogging these issues prior to seeing Black Panther ;...