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  • A Useful Comic Book Database
    By: Phoenix Delray | - Collectors have found that a good comic book database is invaluable to keeping their collections organized, neat, and tidy. The software that is used can be purchased, or there are also many versions that are available online either to download at a charge or to get free of charge. Although the comic book databases that are free of charge are useful, they are not quite as useful and do not contain as many features as those that are fee based.

    Keeping track of the inventory that ...
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  • Comic Book Software: The Collectors Lifesaver
    By: Phoenix Delray | - Many comic book software programs have found their way into the hearts of collectors who have struggled for years to find ways to keep their collections organized. Many of these collectors have hundreds, even thousands of issues that are just about impossible to keep track of without these new programs to make everything easier. It can be a daunting task to keep track of every issue that a person owns, especially if they have been purchasing issues for years without keeping any kind of record ...
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  • Blade Comic Book Movies And Other Media
    By: Virgil Storyteller | - Created by Marv Wolfman and Gene Colan in 1973, the first Blade comic book appearance as a supporting character in The Tomb of Dracula #10 by Marvel Comics. Over the years, Blade appeared in back-up stories and made guest appearances, but it wasn't until the mid 90s when the first Blade comic book came out. From there, Blade gained popularity and eventually branched out into other forms of media.

    In 1998, the first Blade comic book adaptation to the big screen was released. Starr ...
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  • Is Your Comic Book Collection Insured?
    By: Darin Darden | - If you have a comic book collection that is quiet large and you have invested a lot of money into it then you really should think about getting insurance, especially if any of your comics happen to be rare, top of the line Silver or Golden Age hard to find vintage comics.

    But, if you own hundreds or thousands of comics that are just worth one to three dollars each, then it may not really be practical or very cost effective to have them insured.

    You can get insuran ...
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  • Using A Comic Book Program To Track Your Collection
    By: Phoenix Delray | - A comic book program can help you keep your collection organized, in order, and tracked easily and with little effort. Management software programs are available at very reasonable prices and there are even some that are offered for free. Free editions are the simplest and cheapest way to track collections, and they can organize collections of up to 500 books or more.

    Many people enjoy their comic book program because they include current prices and data on their editions and ...
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  • The Evolution Of The Silver Surfer Comic Book
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - The silver surfer was originally a young astronomer on the planet Zenn-La, as revealed in the silver surfer comic book. His name was Norrin Radd, but in order to save his planet from the giant planet eating entity known as Galactus, Radd became the entity's herald. As chronicled in the silver surfer comic book, the silver surfer, now imbued with Galactus' Power Cosmic, would seek out planets for Galactus to feed on.

    Though there was a silver surfer comic book later on, the silve ...
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  • Collectors Turn To New Comic Book Software For Organization Help
    By: Phoenix Delray | - One of the biggest problems of collectors can be solved with comic book software. There are millions of avid comics collectors that need an efficient and organized way to keep track of their issues without having to keep track of notes, papers, and tons of files. Some collectors have thousands of volumes in their collections, and there comes the time when trying to organize them all by hand just doesnt work well. Thanks to computers and the Internet, there is plenty of comic book software pro ...
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  • How To Maximize The Value Of Your Comics - Comic Book Values-00-1085
    By: shojul | - Investments mean putting down your money now for greater returns in the future. With this logic in mind, comic book collections then become a long-term investment. Just ask the old-timers who are selling their collections for three or four digits a set.

    Converting them to todays standards, the average comic book values for a collection would cost a few hundred dollars. The pay-off after a few decades could reach ten or even a hundred times their original value. This is definit ...
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  • Then There Were Two
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Comic books have been around for a long, long time. Many decades have we read the adventures of heroes in tights, monsters, wizards, courageous cowboys and anthropomorphic beings in the from of a miniature magazine. And over those tens of years weve seen many comic companies come and go, but only a few were able to survive and thrive.

    There are literally hundreds of failed comic book companies littering the printing press graveyard. Some had a fair amount of success, ot ...
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  • The "wonder" In Wonder Woman Comics
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Wonder Woman comics have always carried the theme of strong, independent women. This may be attributed to Elizabeth Holloway Marston, wife of the character's creator William Moulton Marston (who also created the polygraph). It was her idea to create a female superhero when her husband was contacted by what would become DC Comics to write something for them after reading an interview he had done on the potential educational value of comic books.

    A member of the fabled Amazons, Di ...
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  • The Rise And Fall Of Comics In The Modern Era
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - The comic book industry, like any artistic industry, or any industry for that matter, is cyclical. There are up times and there are down times. There are times when sales are through the roof and there are times when sales can't break through the basement floor. Right now comics are in an in-between place, unlike a few years ago when things looked pretty grim. But before that period there was a high that crumbled down before our very eyes.

    Im of course referring to the ...
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  • The Perception Of Comic Books
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Comic books have carried a negative stigma for as long as they have existed. Viewed as juvenile, cheap or inferior forms of literature and art, comic books have had an uphill battle from day one. But with the success of comic books as represented in Hollywood, maybe, just maybe the perception of them will change.

    The truth is, however, that in some circles comic books will always represent what's wrong with the world, like many other forms of entertainment. Video games and tele ...
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  • The Many Faces Of The X-men
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - The X-Men are and have always been a diverse group of characters from various backgrounds with a wide variety of unique powers and abilities. The very first core group, for example, consisted of a rich kid, an orphan, an intelligent athlete, a girl and a young boy. Later incarnations of the team would include a range of races and creeds further applying the ongoing theme of tolerance, acceptance and the fight against racism and prejudice.

    There are some members of the X-Men rank ...
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  • The Magnet Man
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Born Erik Lensherr, the villain known as Magneto has been a thorn in the side of the X-Men since the formation of the team. He controls the power of magnetism, meaning he can manipulate any metallic metal even in its smallest form. He can also control the magnetic pull of the earth and defy gravity by appearing to fly, when he reality he is just propelling himself through the air as one would with anti-gravity boots for example.

    While these are impressive powers, and there is a ...
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  • The First Batman Comics A Different Batman
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - The first Batman comics were written in a pulp style representative of the times. In these early stories, Batman was not above using firearms, or even harming or killing criminals with little to no remorse. Being a detective more so than a superhero, Batman was more akin to a private eye than a capes and tights crimefighter, despite his appearance. Things toned down a little when Robin joined the Caped Crusader, but were still kept in that pulp tone.

    Bill Finger, the co-creator ...
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  • Vertigo: Graphic Content » Blog Archive » SANDMAN COVERS REVEALED FOR FULLY RE-COLORED PAPERBACK EDITIONS Shared By: vertigo_comics - Beginning next... of the comic the Los Angeles Times Magazine called “the greatest epic in the history of comic books,” featuring newly designed cove...

  • SECRET IDENTITY: Five Comic Book Characters Sam Worthington Could Play Shared By: mtvsplashpage - That's not to say... I think we should explore some other comic book options for the up-and-coming actor, who is already signed on for " The Last...

  • Comic Review: Angel: A Hole in the World by Scott Tipton and Elena Casagrande Shared By: popgadabout - Home Books Comic Review: Angel: A Hole in the World by Scott Tipton and Elena Casagrande "A sinister cabal of superior writers."

  • Another day, another best-of list roundup | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment Shared By: Robot6 - • Comic Book Club takes a two-part (video) look at the best of the year. • IGN.com lists the Top 100 comic-book covers of 2009 . • Dave Ferraro chooses...

  • Digital Comics Now Available on PSP via PlayStation Network - Kombo.com Shared By: bkgxyz - "You got your comics into my video game system!" "You got your video game system into my comics!" And so it was that two great tastes were discovered...

  • Bam! Pow! Captain Comic Book donates cache | London | News | London Free Press Shared By: MyBookStop - Gord Mood, owner of London comic book shop L.A. Mood, appraised Smet's collection for UWO and said the comics are a great asset for the school.

  • THE BEAT » Blog Archive » Exclusive: Marvel announces GIRL COMICS Shared By: Pezdro - Here’s one of the first projects out of the box, GIRL COMICS , a three-issue anthology miniseries much in the spirit of STRANGE TALES, featuring...

  • Sony Launches PSN Digital Comics Service Shared By: edgeonline - explained , “PlayStation Network launched a new digital comics service for the PSP system today. As you already know, PSP firmware update v6.20...

  • The Weekly Crisis - Comic Book Review Blog: Comic Book Review Power Rankings for 12/17/09 Shared By: comicbooktweets - The Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews, Previews and News Blog. Reviews comic books from Mavel,DC, Image, and Dark Horse including comics like...


  • The Anti-hero
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Great, iconic heroes we're not short on. They are commonplace and well known. Spider-Man, Captain America, Superman and the like are tried and true, and true blue, and all that good stuff. And that's fine and well, we need that. But somewhere along the way someone decided we also needed a darker type of hero. An 'anti-hero' if you will.

    Who the first superhero was is a an issue that will forever be debated, but I think it's fair to say that the first somewhat anti-hero had to ...
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  • Top Ten Comic Book Characters
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - There are thousands of comic book characters in existence from past to present. Many are well known while the majority are more obscure to the general public. And while top ten lists are generally subjective and based on opinion, there are certain comic book characters that will be discussed in this article that are worthy of that distinction by most standards. These are in random order.

    Superman - There absolutely cannot be a top ten list of comic book characters without the M ...
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  • What To Do With Old Comic Books
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Everyone at one time or another had those old comic books lying around. Either from childhood, or they belonged to your parents or even grandparents. Or perhaps they were given to you from someone close who wanted to get rid of theirs. Most of the time they're not worth much, just nice to have around for nostalgia's sake. Other times you can find a real gem that you could keep and hold dear, or sell that puppy on Ebay or to a local retailer.

    Regardless of where they came fro ...
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  • Where Have All The Super Powers Gone?
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Are there any good super powers left that haven't been used? As a creator, I find it hard to come up with something original that hasn't been used in some way, shape or form before. All the typical powers were used up long ago, and every innovative power that is the least bit plausible is taken.

    Your basic super powers include super strength, super speed, flight, invulnerability, invisibility, enhanced reflexes and agility and stretching ability. These are the principal super p ...
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  • Wonder Woman
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Perhaps more than any of her contemporaries, the personality of the lead character of the Wonder Woman comic has changed drastically from decade to decade in various attempts to keep the story fresh and appease public critique of the storyline.

    When Wonder Woman began in 1941, she was introduced as unapologetically assertive and independent Princess Diana of the Amazons. Her mother was Queen Hippolyte and the infamous lasso of truth was a gift bequeathed by the goddess Aphrodite. ...
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  • Stan, The Man
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - So, you ask the question "who created spiderman comics?" Well, unless you've been living under a rock for the past several years, it's pretty common knowledge, even well outside the comic community, that that would be Stan "The Man" Lee along with artist Steve Ditko. These two created the iconic webslinger way back in 1962.

    Born in New York City on December 28, 1922, Celia Lieber, a Romanian-born Jewish immigrant as was her husband Jack, gave birth to Stanley Martin Lieber, the ...
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  • Is The Brand New Day Of The "spider-man Comics" Refreshing?
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada had it in for Spider-Man's marriage to Mary Jane Watson. Quesada argued Peter Parker was more interesting as a bachelor and more sympathetic not being married to a supermodel. Some fans (me included) liked the spunky redhead, while others were dead-set against her. Quesada knew either killing off MJ or divorcing her was ultimately a no-sell. The controversial solution came with a Faustian price.

    To be fair, the Spider-Man comics had been one bad ...
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  • Mourning Of The Martian
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - In the recent universe-wide storyline at DC Comics, Final Crisis, the DC Universe lost a prominent and beloved character. A lynchpin, if you will, in one of the most recognizable teams in all of comics, the Justice League of America. To say the loss came as a shock and disappointment to fans across the globe would be a gross understatement. If you have not yet read Final Crisis, be prepared for an emotional roller coaster ride.

    Of all DC Comic Characters, J'onn J'onz is, or was ...
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  • Marvel Comic Books: The Industry Standard?
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - It's no secret that Marvel comic books are the best selling comic books in the American market. Marvel holds the highest percentage of the market share as it has for many years, just above main rival, DC Comics. But does this really mean that Marvel comic books are the standard for the industry? Are they the best written and best illustrated? Are they diverse and varied enough? Do they really captivate readers that much, or is it mainly due to diehard fans of their characters or creators bu ...
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  • Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - Despite the longest title possible, Indy is back. The year isn't 1936 (Raiders of the Lost Ark), 1935 (Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom) or even 1938 (Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade), but 1957. The shift to a new decade is one of the reasons the film works, as co-creators Steven Spielberg and George Lucas do an excellent job of placing bare-knuckled Indiana so far into the next decade.

    This time, the Nazis are out and the Commies are in. While it might have been easy to ma ...
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  • Iconic Objects In Comics
    By: Vince P.Platania,Jr | - There are many objects found between the covers of comics that symbolize various characters, storylines or what have you. Some are objects of power, like the M'Kraan Crystal or the Infinity Gauntlet. Others are power sources for their wielders like Green Lantern's lamp or ring, or Quasar's Quantum Bands. And others are simply weapons like Thor's hammer or the captain America shield.

    Each one of these, and countless others, has been solidified in the world of comics as iconic ob ...
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  • "comic Book News" Is A Relative Term
    By: Virgil Storyteller | - Over the annals of time there have been people to report on the events that occur in life. The same can be said in the world of comics where the term "comic book news" is readily applied, though is rarely accurate. Much like tabloid news, comic book news is mostly comprised of hype and interviews promoting products.

    Take a publication like Wizard Magazine that used to be a fun and credible source of comic book news prior to the widespread use of the internet with comic book news ...
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  • Superhero Movies- Where Next For The Genre?
    By: Andrew Hawnt | - It is a rather strange and exciting time for the comic book movies genre. With last year's superhero films The Dark Knight, Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, audiences were treated to feature films that took the core elements of the superheroes that have filled comics for decades and turned them into successful movie properties. The genre as a whole has reached something of an impasse now, mostly down to The Dark Knight, but also down to this year's WATCHMEN adaptation. Audiences aren't just the ...
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  • Designs To Shape Your Thoughts
    By: sirusdesign | - Design has a millions of suggestion for that particular word but not the exact definition. Since it is everywhere - and that's why looking for a definition may not help you grasp what it is. It's what drew you to the last piece of furniture you bought and it's what made online banking possible. It's driving whole business cultures and making sure environments from hospitals to airports are easier to navigate. In a Design Council's Design in Business Week 2002, a definition, said by design ...
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  • The First Thing To Know When Selling A Comic Book
    By: Joseph Gardener | - Knowing how much your comic book is worth is the first step you should know when you attempt to sell your comic book. Comic books range in value both monetarily and emotionally, based on a collector's personal tastes. What may be worth a great deal to one collector is not worth as much to another, and can affect the final price of a sale. There are a number of excellent sources available online to check the most current monetary value of a comic book, and should always be consulted before you be ...
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  • Heroes Without Powers
    By: Virgil The Story Teller | - FWe all know about all those superheroes with magnificent powers. Superman comes from another planet and possesses many powers beyond that of a mortal man. Peter Parker is bitten by a radioactive spider and now has the enhanced abilities of an arachnid. The Incredible Hulk gets dosed with gamma rays and becomes a hulking monster impervious to pain.

    There are tons of characters just like this that possess amazing abilities that allow them to do what normal human beings cant d ...
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  • Green Lantern "€" Part One
    By: Vince Platania | - The title of the Green Lantern refers to more than one DC comic book superhero. At the height of popularity, Green Lanterns were a universal peacekeeping force that numbered in the thousands and came from many different parts of the universe. The comic book adventures have traditionally been based on the five Green Lanterns assigned to Earth.

    The first Green Lantern, Alan Scott, made his debut in All-American Comics in 1940. Alan became a superhero the day he discovered a magic ...
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  • Green Lantern "€" Part Two
    By: Virgil The Story Teller | - Despite the critical success of the Green Arrow team-ups, the period was not a strong one in Hal Jordans history. His longtime girlfriend broke up with him, and that sent Hal traveling around the country doing odd jobs here and there. Also during this period, two new back-up Lanterns were introduced.

    Guy Gardner premiered in the 1960s and was shown to be Abin Surs second choice after Hal for the role of Green Lantern. Stubborn and hot-headed, Guy has had many altercation ...
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  • Female Comic Book Characters And What They Mean To Comics
    By: Virgil The Story Teller | - Early female comic book characters were limited to supporting roles or used as damsels in distress. They were the Lois Lanes and Lana Langs; characters that mattered to a certain extent, but not as much as the male leads. But since comics were primarily marketed to the male population, this was acceptable and expected.

    With the role of women becoming more prominent in society in later years, though, more and more female comic book characters took on larger roles, like Wonder Wo ...
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  • Earth"€™s Mightiest Super-heroes
    By: Virgil The Story Teller | - In September of 1963, the first issue of the Avengers comic, boasting Earths Mightiest Super-heroes on the cover, brought together Thor, Ant-Man, the Wasp, Hulk, and Iron Man in an effort to defeat Loki. Seeing how well the five heroes work together, Ant-Man suggested forming a team and the others agreed. The name Avengers came courtesy of Wasp.

    Foreshadowing the ever-revolving door that would define Avengers membership in the years to come, the line-up of Avengers cha ...
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  • Determining Comic Book Value
    By: Candance Right | - Have you found a stash of old comics in the attic? Maybe you happened on someone's comic book collection at a garage or tag sale and picked them up with the idea of making a few dollars. No matter how you obtained them, and regardless of whether you have a few or several dozen comic books, you need to learn the comic book value.

    There are several things that determine the value of a comic book. First of all, based on accepted guidelines, you need to know what kind of condition it' ...
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  • Tips For Comic Book Storage
    By: Candance Right | - When it comes to a valuable comic book collection, there are lots of different ways you can store it. There are many different kinds of comic book storage options.

    One of the most important things to remember is to keep them in specially made containers designed specifically for storing comic books or paper. Whatever you use to store paper or cardboard needs to be archive quality, that is acid-free and lignin free. Storage devices made from plastic must be PVC-free.


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  • Don't Skimp On Storing Your Comic Book Collection
    By: Candace Right | - When it comes to a valuable comic book collection, there are lots of different ways you can store it. Comic book storage is really quite versatile.

    The thing to keep in mind, first and foremost, is to store them in containers that were made specifically for this purpose. You want to preserve the paper. That means anything you use for cardboard or paper storage (ie, comic books) should be lignin-free and acid-free. If you use plastic storage, it should be PVC-free.

    Add ...
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  • Writing A Comic Book
    By: Chris Kettelson | - Most comic book fans dream about the day that they can publish a comic book of their own. Maybe you are one of those enthusiasts and have toyed around with the idea but have never actually finished a book. Writing a comic book takes discipline, creativity, and dedication. Writing a comic book is a creative field and takes some practice but don't let this scare you off!

    If you are thinking about writing a comic book, remember you need to be familiar with two seemingly disparate fie ...
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  • Comic Book Values
    By: Michael Malega | - I trust that the following article will help you to better understand this topic.

    There are many another types of comic books that we can buy, trade and even look through when we go to a comical book shop. From these places you will get together comic books in diverse conditions. Some fun books will be in mint condition and others will look well thumbed through even though they are recently printed comical books. When you are purchasing comic books for a collection you want to kn ...
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  • How To Contact Comic Book Artists & Writers
    By: Jordan McAuley | - The first annual New York Comic-con brought out Milla Jovovich and was so successful, organizers almost had to shut it down. The second annual New York Comic-con was organized much better, even bringing out Steven King and Stan Lee to meet fans.

    Below are some more insider tips for contacting your favorite comic book artists and writers at various comic book conventions around the country...

    Meeting in Person:

    Although most comic book creators, artist ...
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  • The Amazing Spiderman Phenomenon
    By: Stephen Dolan | - From his first appearance in Amazing Fantasy #15, SpiderMan has grown to be one of the most loved superheroes ever created, appearing in a range of products, from comic books to movies.

    The birth of SpiderMan

    When we first met SpiderMan in Amazing Fantasy #15, he was just plain Peter Parker, an unpopular high school student. He was lonely and more interested in books than saving anything or anyone. However, due to the timely interference of a radioactive spider, Pe ...
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  • Batman Comics - The Fascinating World Of These Marvels
    By: Bowe Packer | - For people there are many different forms of reading material. These reading materials can be thought of as non-fictional and fictional forms of reading matter. In the fictional form comic books like Batman comics are a firm staple for people of different ages.

    Batman was first introduced to the populace by Detective Comic in their book number 27. The character of Batman was created by artist Bob Kane and writer Bill Finger. As the latest crime fighter Batman was a huge success. ...
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  • Comic Books - Exploring Your Imagination
    By: Susan Jan | - A comic book, or comics for short, is a magazine or book containing sequential art in the form of a narrative. Since the formulation of the comic book format in the 1930s, young and old alike have enjoyed comics. However, the comic industry lost some of its popularity when it came down with a crash in the mid 1990s.

    To promote its popularity once again the comic book industry is producing films based on the comic book stories. This method proved successful for few stories like Sin ...
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  • From Yellow Kid To Superman - Pointers For Comic Book Aficionados
    By: Jay Ashley | - In a world where there isn't exactly enough time for all the things people have to do, almost everybody still finds themselves hooked to a certain hobby. Collecting baseball cards or stamps, buttons even, knitting, wood crafting, landscaping, what have you. And in this long list, comic book collection seems to place itself amongst the top.

    The popularity of comic books gained momentum during the 1960's. However, comic book enthusiasts would remember the story of the Yellow Kid in ...
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  • Comic Books Can Be For Professionals Too
    By: Gideon O | - Copyright 2006 Gideon O

    The most recognizable and triumphant periods in the comic books era were: the Golden age, Silver age and the Bronze Age. Weve all heard of the saying, what goes up must come down. This seemed to apply to the comics industry as well because it didnt only come down in the mid 1990s, but it came down with a crash.

    Lately the comic book industry has been trying to pick itself up through the aid of comic 2 films. This approach has p ...
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