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Invincible Iron Man #1

Friday, May 9th, 2008

Back when Invincible Iron Man was announced, I and everyone else wondered whether there was really any need for a second Iron Man title. After all, Iron Man, as a character, wasn’t even very popular with fandom, having been maneuvered into the position of being the Marvel Universe’s most evil good guy by the events of [...]

The Sunday Pages #13

Saturday, May 3rd, 2008

Comics Daily coverage of Final Crisis continues as our more qualified DC enthusiast, Seb Patrick, takes a look over the events of DC Universe #0 and, elsewhere, the viral marketing for The Dark Knight. I geek out about the latest Spider-Man announcement, and then there are more examples of articles we’ve written for Den of [...]

Iron Man Movie Review

Friday, May 2nd, 2008

Okay, so I know it’s not technically a comic, but a break once in a while can’t hurt.
There’s been a lot of buzz around Iron Man’s release, and it’s been pretty much entirely positive. The casting of Downey Jr. seemed perfect, and Favreau is a genuine Marvel fan. It seemed like the film couldn’t be anything but [...]

The Sunday Pages #12

Sunday, April 27th, 2008

A busy weekend means a slightly smaller-than-usual column, but luckily Seb’s still around to deliver the goods - an examination of the Spanish Language issue of Blue Beetle, and another Batman theory as Morrison’s run speeds towards the finish line. By contract, I manage to contribute nothing but a couple of links to articles I [...]

The Sunday Pages #11

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

We can’t hope to compete with the amount of news coming out of NYCC, so instead, we’re focusing on the one thing we can deliver. Our opinion! Comics-inspired computer games (Iron Man, Mortal Kombat Vs. DC) and movies (30 Days of Night, The Spirit) are the focus of this column, though there’s always time to [...]

Iron Man: Doomquest

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Bob Layton’s run on Iron Man is one of those era-defining ones that happened before my time. You hear this sort of thing mentioned all the time - Mark Gruenwald on Cap, Peter David on the Hulk, that sort of thing. In fact, these kind of runs are so era-defining that when you look back on [...]