Bedhead

Love the series, but have to admit the talking door set up of the initial issue did not have the pay off I expected.  I guess it's kind of like that first issue of Y The Last Man where you thought the series would be about why all the men died, and it turned out the whole thing was about Yorick's growth as a man.  In the end, I'm content that Alias chronicled the epic journey of Jessi...

I lost my sense of irony.  

@Slockhart making a costume from the speed force was used in the Morrison/Millar run.  At this point, the speed force basically does whatever the writer wants it to.  It's like God in a very fast machine.  

Little known fact, Iceman's sassy talking foot was an integral part of the original X-men series, providing comic relief in the same vein as Dr. Strange's musing mustache and Thor's wisecracking molar.      

Not always having the conventional/expected book be POTW is one of the central charms of ifanboy.  If they just posted a pick and nothing else it would be one thing, but by providing explanation and context to their pick--both on the site and in the podcast--the guys spur on a debate that reminds me of the best part of being at the comic store and arguing with my friends.   That sai...

Such cynicism in the ifancommunity.  If you'd actually read the issue you'd know what comes next is fairly significant in terms of comic history.  Rick ends up jumping Kang and then giving him his patented Preppy Punch while shouting "Conquer this M@%&her F#$%er!"  Rick then kicks Kang in the testicular area and shouts, "Congratulations.  You've just been ...

Nice article.  A good person to read on this subject is Joan Acocella, the New Yorker critic.  Her basic theory is that hard work is the essential component to artistic success.  Lots of people have good ideas; not everyone's putting them down, getting them out, getting rejected, and putting them out again.

I have to blame Kevin Smith for all of this.  Ever since the "workers on the death star" Clerks speech, it's tough to see massive/random henchmen killing as anything but either reprehensible or humorous.

"After losing Old Island to a Cyclops and Fairly Recent Island to a Satyr, I just can't let another one go!"

Confirms suspicion that new cap costume is the most colorful poncho ever worn to fight crime.