Hey comic fans! I wanted to highlight some of my favorite underrated graphic novels that don't get as much hype as the big superhero books but are absolute gems. As an avid reader, I'm always on the hunt for comics that fly under the radar and deserve more attention. Here are a few of my … Continue reading Graphic Novel Gems
Comic Books
The Journey of Iconic Comic Book Characters
Hey there, fellow comic book aficionados and nostalgia seekers! Today, we're taking a wild ride down memory lane as we explore the fantastic journeys of our beloved comic book characters. From the moment they sprang to life on the page to their modern-day evolution, these characters have captured our hearts, made us laugh, cry, and … Continue reading The Journey of Iconic Comic Book Characters
Comic Book Crossovers
Hey there, fellow comic book enthusiasts! If you're anything like me, you've probably spent countless hours engrossed in the thrilling, vibrant pages of your favorite DC Comics. The world of superheroes and supervillains is as vast as it is captivating, and one of the most exciting aspects of this universe is the epic crossovers that … Continue reading Comic Book Crossovers
Old Comics
I have an annual membership with DC Universe Infinite. When it first started out, as DC Universe, it was meant to be a streaming service. It's where TV shows like Titans, Doom Patrol, and Swamp Thing all got their start before being moved to HBO Max. Once HBO Max became an option, DC Universe, as … Continue reading Old Comics
Why Don’t Superheroes Stay Dead?
Earlier today, as a part of this month's A to Z Challenge, I wrote a post about Doomsday, the creature/being that killed Superman in the now classic Death of Superman storyline of the early 1990s. In response to that post, our blogging friend T asked why people always die and come back to life in … Continue reading Why Don’t Superheroes Stay Dead?
Wizard
This week, our Sunday Scribblings prompt is Wizard. If you decide to write a post based on this week’s prompt, be sure to go back here and share your link so everyone can see how you interpreted things! Here’s what I did with it… Raise your hand if you remember Wizard, the magazine that mostly focused on what … Continue reading Wizard
After Seeing Shazam!
Have you guys seen this yet? The trailers made it out to be a fun movie. And it delivered. But I really don't want to talk about that. I mean, yeah, it was fun and I enjoyed the heck out of watching it. I loved the references to other DC superheroes and the story played … Continue reading After Seeing Shazam!
Top 10 Superman Stories
I'm a big Superman fan. Have been all my life. If you're just now discovering this about me, welcome to The Confusing Middle. This must be your first time here. And there are top 10 lists for everything everywhere on the internet. I'm sure that someone somewhere out there has compiled other top 10 Superman story … Continue reading Top 10 Superman Stories
After Seeing Wonder Woman Again
I didn't mean for this to be a two part review. But part one turned into a defense of DC movies in general. I warned about spoilers yesterday, but then I don't think I gave anything away. So those spoiler warnings carry over to this post. Also, you are warned that I am an unapologetic … Continue reading After Seeing Wonder Woman Again
The Death and Life of Superman
Title: The Death and Life of Superman Author: Roger Stern Published: 1993 We're all aware that DC Comics killed Superman back in the early 90's, right? In fact, it wasn't that long ago that I wrote about the original comic book storyline. Well, this book is a pretty exhaustive novelization of that comic book storyline. … Continue reading The Death and Life of Superman
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