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The Six Strangest Sleuths Script: Edmond Hamilton Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff Inks: Charles Paris Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson go to a benefit show for a vaudeville relief fund. That alone dates the story. I'm passingly familiar with vaudeville because I watch old tv and movies, but I looked it up to ...

I just finished "Maul - Shadow Lord" and it was very, very good. The animation for these Star Wars shows continues to get better and better, and the show not only keeps Maul the terrible person that he is, but they also manage to add some layers and motivations and to give him some limited...

That's funny. I'm sure it's not what "really" happened, but I agree, that sounds like a Lower Decks answer to the question.

They've collected all of Robert Venditti's Green Lantern run from the New 52 in two omnibuses, and they are also collecting the Rebirth-era Hal Jordan and the Green Lantern Corps, which I was hoping they'd do. The first volume will include Lost Army and Edge of Oblivion, even though Venditti didn't ...

I'd prefer they stick with legacy numbering, but I'd be happy if they just picked one thing to do. If you make a new number one, don't go back to legacy numbering when it's convenient. I get they're trying to boost sales (I don't know if it's actually successful), but it makes keeping track of what...

This is the issue where Kyle becomes the primary character of the book, right? I've been meaning to make a trip to the comic book store and this is an issue I'd like to pick up as well. It is funny they'd use the legacy numbering for a sales boost when they, and Marvel, so often rely on relaunches ...

I believe Green Lantern #600 is out. I need to make time to get to the comic shop and pick up my books. As we noted a while back, I'm not sure how they arrived at the legacy number they have, and it's amusing how DC will renumber series regularly yet still rely on a large number like this to boost s...

It's a pity that they made a sub-par series. I'd love to have been able to enjoy Robert Picardo reprising his role as the Doctor, if nothing else.

Today's comics: Aquaman is now "Emperor Aquaman" #15, Green Lantern Corps #14, and I picked up The Flash #28 for the fight between Guy Gardner and Jay Garrick.

Continuing through the Batman Silver Age Omnibus... Batman #101 August 1956 Cover art: Sheldon Moldoff The Vanished Batman Script: Edmond Hamilton Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff Inks: Stan Kaye I had read this story before I bought the omnibus. It was reprinted in the DC Classic Comics Library Batman Annu...