BraveStarr in 3-D #2

I always love finding the 3-D comics published by Blackthorne Publishing, Inc. but I only have a handful of other titles including Jungle Comics and Twisted. BraveStarr in 3-D #2 (April 1988) is based on the cartoon series from Filmation and Group W Productions. I watched several episodes when they originally came out and enjoyed the science fiction western. This issue shows how BraveStarr met 30/30 but no 3-D glasses were included. The 3-D effect was hit and miss with my John Wayne 3-D glasses. The ad for Jungle Comics featuring Sheena really popped out. The back cover has an ad for Red Heat in 3-D series, which was based on the movie featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Belushi.

Roger Wilco #1

Roger Wilco (February 1992) #1 is based on the thrilling "Space Quest" computer games from Sierra Online or so the cover claims. I have never played any of the games and I really do not want to after reading this issue. Humor and science fiction are mixed in a not too subtle way. I do like the cover and interior art by John Shaw, who was also the writer, but not enough to get any more issues in the series.

Captain Paragon and the Sentinels of Justice #2

Captain Paragon and the Sentinels of Justice #2 is the only comic from Americomics that I recently picked up. The issue is from 1985 and I already had it along with #4 and #5. I read it again just so I could catch the brief origin of Commando D. Besides, one can never get enough of Nightveil and Stardust. They team up with Scarlet Scorpion to form the Sentinels of Justice. I have a few issues of Captain Paragon's own series (#1 through #4) along with some other titles such as Black Diamond, Colt, Dragonfly and FemForce.

Twenty-Two Thousand Visitors

Moongem Comics hit twenty-two thousand visitors today. According to the counter stats, Alison Angel Universal Studies and Alison Angel are still the first and second search phases but they are now followed by manga women wrestling.

70 Years of Marvel Comics Trading Cards Ad And Promo Card

I picked up Non-Sport Update volume 21, #1 yesterday on a road trip (along with eighty-nine comics for a buck each but they will be subjects of future posts). On the back of the Take Along Price Guide is the ad for 70 Years of Marvel Comics Trading Cards that will be coming out in the spring of 2010 from Rittenhouse Archives. The free promo card was P2 featuring the classic Thor.

Rapid Fire's Theatre's Improv On Infinite Earths

Rapid Fire Theatre put on a "Theatersports" on Halloween 2009 featuring Justice League (Superman, Batman, Robin, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman and Zatanna) versus Legion of Doom (Lex Luthor, Bizarro, Catwoman, Penquin, Gorilla Grodd and Scarecrow). Phantom Stranger and Darkseid are the announcers/hosts/judges. There are seven parts and you can view the first part here.

Wearing Iron Man

Here I am wearing the Iron Man t-shirt that I found at Dollar General:

Blog Alert: Under the Giant Penny

Brian B and Brian A has a really cool bat blog called Under the Giant Penny. They write "about collecting and enjoying Batman memorabilia" along with posting some really cool pictures from their collections. They cover everything from Batman Crazy Foam to Transforming Batmobile Toothbrush.

Women Wrestling Wednesday: Power Girl Vs. Ms. Marvel

Karen "Power Girl" Starr battles Carol "Ms. Marvel" Danvers in costume:

You can watch the women wrestling video here.

Human Target Pilot

The pilot for the Human Target aired earlier this evening on FOX. I enjoyed everything from the acting to the story. The series moves into its regular time slot this Wednesday and I will be watching.

Marvel T-Shirts

I found three Marvel t-shirts by Fruit of the Loom this morning at the local Dollar General store for six dollars each. The first was a red Captain America t-shirt in which he appeared to be so fighting mad that his face turned red to match his gloves and boots:

Next, I found a gray t-shirt featuring the Invincible Iron Man in his red and gold armor:

Finally, I found a black Marvel t-shirt featuring Thor, Iron Man, Captain America (with normal flesh-colored face), Spider-Man and the Hulk:

Here is a close up shot of the Marvel group:

Lois Lane Warrior Woman

I love the costume that Lois Lane (Erica Durance) will be wearing at a comic book convention on the January 29 episode of Smallville titled "Warrior":

Women Wednesday: Tattooed Star Sapphire

Yeah, Star Sapphire may be a villainess but she is a hot one without a doubt and I dig her tattoos (image courtesy of Veidt):

Women Wrestling Wednesday: Jem Vs. Valerie Brown

Two cartoon rockers battle it out as Jem, the pink-haired leader of the Holograms, duke it out with the black Pussycat, Valerie Brown:

Batman And Green Arrow In Full Frontal Nerdity Strip

Here's a great strip from Full Frontal Nerdity by Aaron Williams featuring Batman and Green Arrow (click for larger image):

Be sure to bookmark the web comic for it is one of my favorites.