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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
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):


Wednesday, January 06, 2010
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:
Tuesday, January 05, 2010
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.

Be sure to bookmark the web comic for it is one of my favorites.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Thanks
Thanks to all the friends and visitors to Moongem Comics. I noticed that there are some now twenty-one followers and I would like to thank them too. The counter has shown that this blog has passed the eighteen thousand mark. According to the stats, Alison Angel is still how most visitors are finding this blog but it seems that Joker and Harley kiss is the most recent phase used. I do have to question the person that is looking for more of Michael Shanks armpit.
I hope everyone has a happy and safe New Year's Eve.
I hope everyone has a happy and safe New Year's Eve.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Airheads Hulk Tattoo
My sister gave me a Hulk tattoo that was found in a package of Airheads (no, she did not give me the candy wrapper). From my research, this was one of four tattoos available to promote the Incredible Hulk movie in 2008.


Sunday, December 27, 2009
Christmas Swag 2009
I received several cool items for Christmas this year. Two treasures were clothing items featuring DC Comics characters. The shirt features Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Flash, Green Arrow, Red Tornado (outline only) and Steel (outline only):

A black with blue and white beanie cap came with the shirt but is not included in the picture. DC Comics Originals written inside a circle can be found on it.
The men's sleep pant features Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Aquaman and Flash:

Both items are currently available at Wal-Mart's.
Other Christmas swag that I received this year includes:
Watchmen widescreen edition DVD
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince widescreen edition DVD
Four Hot Wheels mystery cars (one 2009 and three 2010)
Sneakers
Jeans with free white t-shirt
Twelve pairs of socks
Four boxer briefs (now you know what I wear)
A black with blue and white beanie cap came with the shirt but is not included in the picture. DC Comics Originals written inside a circle can be found on it.
The men's sleep pant features Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Aquaman and Flash:
Both items are currently available at Wal-Mart's.
Other Christmas swag that I received this year includes:
Watchmen widescreen edition DVD
Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince widescreen edition DVD
Four Hot Wheels mystery cars (one 2009 and three 2010)
Sneakers
Jeans with free white t-shirt
Twelve pairs of socks
Four boxer briefs (now you know what I wear)
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Comic Books That Amazon Recommended This Christmas
I received an email from Amazon this morning with the following pictures that recommended a few of the Showcase Presents and Marvel Essentials collections:

For those that want to pick any of these comic books up (and help me out a little in the process), here are the links:
Showcase Presents: DC Comics Presents Superman Team-Ups Vol. 1
Showcase Presents: House of Secrets Vol. 2
The Savage Sword Of Conan Volume 6
Showcase Presents: Bat Lash
Showcase Presents: The Flash Vol. 3
Showcase Presents: Batman Vol. 4
Essential Sub-Mariner, Vol. 1 (Marvel Essentials) (v. 1)
Showcase Presents: Green Lantern, Vol. 4
I actually have several of the DC Comics Presents issues in my collection and I love the cover to the Showcase Presents edition.
For those that want to pick any of these comic books up (and help me out a little in the process), here are the links:
Showcase Presents: DC Comics Presents Superman Team-Ups Vol. 1
Showcase Presents: House of Secrets Vol. 2
The Savage Sword Of Conan Volume 6
Showcase Presents: Bat Lash
Showcase Presents: The Flash Vol. 3
Showcase Presents: Batman Vol. 4
Essential Sub-Mariner, Vol. 1 (Marvel Essentials) (v. 1)
Showcase Presents: Green Lantern, Vol. 4
I actually have several of the DC Comics Presents issues in my collection and I love the cover to the Showcase Presents edition.
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Superman Christmas Stockings
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Batman Christmas Stockings
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thrift Store Find: The Avenger #6
I actually found about fifty-six various Star Trek paperbacks and twenty Slocum westerns for a dollar each. I did not pick any of them up because I would want them all and did not have enough cash on me. At another thrift store, I found The Avenger #6: The Blood Ring by Kenneth Robeson (Warner, November 1972) for seventy-five cents. You can be sure that I grabbed that as soon as I saw it and it is in pretty good condition.
The following is the cover of The Avenger #6: The Blood Ring by Kenneth Robeson that I found on Google since I am just too lazy today to scan my book or snap a photo:

The following is the cover of The Avenger #6: The Blood Ring by Kenneth Robeson that I found on Google since I am just too lazy today to scan my book or snap a photo:

Friday, December 11, 2009
Superhero City: Crimson Shadow Vs Dragonwitch
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Thursday Warm Up With Diana And Lady Action
Today is another frigid day here so I needed something to get my blood warmed up this morning. Here is the alternate cover to Phantom Captain Action #2 featuring Diana and Lady Action that will be coming out in April from Moonstone:

You can read more about this issue and other Moonstone books coming in April here.

You can read more about this issue and other Moonstone books coming in April here.
Sunday, December 06, 2009
Vampirella: Second Coming #4 Sneak Peak
The following image is the first page of Vampirella: Second Coming #4 from Harris:

You can view the four covers and a seven page sneak peak at the issue at Comics Continuum.

You can view the four covers and a seven page sneak peak at the issue at Comics Continuum.
Saturday, December 05, 2009
Thrift Store Finds: Book And Comics
I found a horror book and eight comics at one thrift store this morning. The book was I Am Frankenstein by C. Dean Andersson (Zebra Books, 1996) that I picked up for fifty cents (yellow tags were half price today).

The seven comics that I picked up at the same store for a dollar each include The Computer Masters of Metropolis (a Radio Shack giveaway featuring Superman and Wonder Woman), Flash Gordon #36 (Western/Whitman, 1981), A-Next #2, Iron Man #9, Incredible Hulk #466, Spider-Man, Fire-Star and Iceman (advertising supplement to The Denver Post in 1983), X-Men: Liberators #3 and Disney's Return To Oz (Scholastic, 1985). The Radio Shack giveaway comic has seen better days since the covers are torn at the bottom and are hanging on by one staple. The Flash Gordon and Dallas Post giveaway are in worn condition but the other comics are in fair shape.




At another thrift store, I found a battered copy of Devil Kids #90 featuring Hot Stuff the Little Devil for thirty cents. Not only are the covers worn and stained but three-fourths of the last ad page has been ripped out. Some one must have ordered the Sea-Monkeys. It has been a while since I last read a Harvey comic so I just to pick it up. I used to pick up anything with Hot Stuff and Richie Rich before I hit my teens.

Today was a great day for this comic fan to hit the thrift stores.
The seven comics that I picked up at the same store for a dollar each include The Computer Masters of Metropolis (a Radio Shack giveaway featuring Superman and Wonder Woman), Flash Gordon #36 (Western/Whitman, 1981), A-Next #2, Iron Man #9, Incredible Hulk #466, Spider-Man, Fire-Star and Iceman (advertising supplement to The Denver Post in 1983), X-Men: Liberators #3 and Disney's Return To Oz (Scholastic, 1985). The Radio Shack giveaway comic has seen better days since the covers are torn at the bottom and are hanging on by one staple. The Flash Gordon and Dallas Post giveaway are in worn condition but the other comics are in fair shape.
At another thrift store, I found a battered copy of Devil Kids #90 featuring Hot Stuff the Little Devil for thirty cents. Not only are the covers worn and stained but three-fourths of the last ad page has been ripped out. Some one must have ordered the Sea-Monkeys. It has been a while since I last read a Harvey comic so I just to pick it up. I used to pick up anything with Hot Stuff and Richie Rich before I hit my teens.
Today was a great day for this comic fan to hit the thrift stores.
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