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Ink Stains 4: No Sex 14

No Sex 14 (1980) Publisher: David Heath Jr. No Sex can be summed up using a blurb from this issue's contents page, which said “No Sex Fanzine is published in…

Space Ace #1: How Does it Compare to the 1984 Game and Cartoon?

I had no intent of reviewing Space Ace #1, but after reading this book, I decided to share my thoughts. I don't usually buy new comics, but in this case,…

Ye Olde School Cafe': The Kree/Skrull War pt 1

Greetings fellow Comic Attackers to this week's edition of Ye Olde School Cafe'! This week is going to be a good one because I'll be talking about one of Marvel's…

Retroactive Continuity: Adaptations and Alterations

In his novel Gladiator, Philip Wylie told the tragic tale of Hugo Danner, a young man both gifted and cursed by the great power given to him through his father's…

Those Who Came Before: Bill Finger

In last month's installment of Those Who Came Before, I focused on Bob Kane, officially credited creator of Batman. Sticking with the Batman theme for another month, I'll be focusing…

Deep Discussions with Decapitated Dan: Scott Wegener

Welcome back kiddies! This time we welcome Scott Wegener, one of the strangest artists around, into the dungeon. Why is he strange? Because he wanted to come down here! So…

Retroactive Continuity: The Most Influential Book You’ve Never Heard Of

Throughout history, stories have frequently referenced men with abilities far beyond the norm -- Heracles (Hercules), Gilgamesh, Samson, Beowulf -- someone who can rise above the mundane and perform feats…

X-Men Power Rankings #61-#58

Hey there Comic Attackers! If you’re like me you can never get enough X-Men. Yet, there are so many mutants out there that they’ve become incredibly hard to keep track…