Sexy Sunday: DC Comics Bombshells #7

The cover of DC Comics Bombshells #7 featuring Zatanna and Constantine in his smoking rabbit form:

The issue is very dark with three German soldiers being sacrificed. The Joker's Daughter tries to summon up the Prince that she serves with a song but fails. She forces Zatanna to sing and she succeeds in summoning Tenebrus the Binder that serves the King Beneath the Black. The story has a Lovecraft feel to it so I highly recomm

end it.

Sailor Saturday: Bombshells Aquaman

How can you not like this alternate Bombshells cover to Aquaman #43 (October 2015):

Aquaman as a shirtless sailor is something for the ladies to enjoy for a change. I love the large tattoo on his chest.

DC Super Heroes Checks

Yes, DC Super Heroes checks do exist and they can be found here:

The checks include Batman, the Flash, Green Lantern and Superman. I'm a bit disappointed that they don't have Wonder Woman.

Women Wednesday: Bombshells Killer Frost

Here's the alternate Bombshells cover to The Flash #43 (October 2015) featuring Killer Frost:

Of course, it has nothing to do with the story inside the issue but it's still a pretty cool cover.

Marvel Press Activity Pages From Kellogg's

I traded five Kellogg's Family Reward points yesterday for six digital Marvel Press Activity Pages. Here's the offer:

Here's a close up of the sample page featuring Spider-Man and the Green Goblin:

Here's page one of the Marvel press Activity Pages featuring Spider-Man:

Here's page two of the Marvel press Activity Pages featuring Spider-Man, Doc Octopus, Black Cat and Venom (oops, I just gave away the answers):

Here's page three of the Marvel press Activity Pages featuring Spider-Man and the Green Goblin (yes, this was the sample page):

Here's page four of the Marvel press Activity Pages Falcon and the Hulk:

Here's page five of the Marvel press Activity Pages featuring Falcon and Thor:

Here's page six of the Marvel press Activity Pages featuring Falcon:

Bombshells Grayson

Here's the alternate Bombshells cover to Grayson #11 (October 2015) because it's always nice to see Dick:

This is the first issue of the series that I have read with Dick Grayson being a spy and I admit that it will probably me my last one. I want to see him back as Nightwing. The Bombshells cover would have been more suited for an annual or one shot special where the story actually took place in that universe.

Goodnight Wes Craven

Sad news for we lost a very creative and talented man today according to Wes Craven, ‘Scream’ and ‘Nightmare on Elm Street’ Director, Dies at 76. He also directed and wrote 1982's Swamp Thing based on the character from DC Comics among so many other movies and tv shows.

Wes Craven
(August 2, 1939 - August 30, 2015)

Sexy Sunday: DC Comics Bombshells #6

DC Comics Bombshells #6 has to be the best issue yet for several reasons. The second page featuring the Joker's Daughter should have been the cover instead of the Wonder Woman and Mera cover that has been the cover since #4. Notice that her teeth are pearly white while they are disgustingly nasty in the story itself:

A group of German soldiers go to a nightclub in 1940 Berlin, Germany where they are greeted by the Joker's Daughter singing.

After they are seated, all the light bulbs pop and Zatanna appears on stage. She sings the song, Ich Halte Dich (I Hold You).

After taking a puff from one of the German soldier's cigarette that has an English taste, she calls him out as John Constantine.

Zatanna and Constantine battle with magic before she turns him into a rabbit. The Joker's Daughter starts laughing and saves them from the rest of the soldiers. However, it's clear that Zatanna has a secret that the Joker's Daughter knows and is holding over her. The latter mentions the Master several times. I have to wonder if the Joker may be the Master and/or Hitler in the Bombshells universe or at least one of the his top generals.