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I've been rewatching the original series for the first time in a number of years. I've seen every episode 15 times, I'm sure, because when I was growing up it was the only Star Trek and they would re-run it over and over. Having not seen most of the episodes in a long time, they're both familiar and...

DC's Finest: Aquaman: King of Atlantis - which is an odd title, since I don't think he's ever actually king of Atlantis in this book. Maybe he'll get there before I hit the last few stories. The book opens with some 1956 issues of Adventure Comics and runs about 600 pages, so there's a lot of Silve...

Batman #92 concluded... Ace the Bat-Hound! Script: Bill Finger Pencils: Lew Sayre Schwartz, Bob Kane Inks: Stan Kaye, Bob Kane That Dynamic Duo, Batman and Robin, suddenly become a part of a trio when a new member joins their terrific team! We have regular characters in the Batman series, and then r...

Aquaman is one of those characters I will generally read as long as the book is good. I read the 2016 Aquaman series while Dan Abnett was writing it, which he did for just about 40 issues, ending in the "Drowned Earth" crossover with Justice League. Kelly Sue Deconnick started writing with...

Aquaman #1 - written by Jeremy Adams. Not bad, if not as good as the last two "first issues" from the New 52 and Rebirth eras, though both of those were essentially the same series since one lead right into the other, and we've since had a break. Aquaman no longer looks like Jason Momoa, ...

Finishing up GL/GA #87 What Can One Man Do? Script - Elliot Maggin Pencils - Neal Adams Inks - Dick Giordano It's nice to see a short history of Green Arrow kick off this backup story, complete with the fact that Oliver Queen used to be wealthy. We even get the beardless GA in his old costume in one...

I remember seeing reruns of TAS on Nickelodeon when I was little. Although the only two I remember the plots of are "The Eye of the Beholder" and "The Ambergris Element". We had a recording of those, so I watched them many times growing up. I appreciated that they had aliens and...

Green Lantern/Green Arrow #87 December 1971-January 1972 Beware My Power! Script - Denny O'Neil Pencils - Neal Adams Inks - Dick Giordano John Stewart makes his debut in this issue, giving us our fourth human GL after Charley Vicker and Guy Gardner. John fits into the social issues themed book that...

One of my Christmas presents this year was the animated Star Trek series from the early 70s. I've seen bits and pieces of this show way back when, but I don't remember any of the plots, so I'm essentially watching most of it for the first time. It's that familiar limited Filmation animation from bac...

Continuing Batman #92... Batman's Guilty Neighbor! Script: Dave Wood Pencils: Sheldon Moldoff Inks: Charles Paris For a while I was keeping up with descriptions of Bruce Wayne's house in the first couple of Golden Age omnibuses. It was in a neighborhood, but had a very large yard around it, and befo...