Avi Green

This will be the 3rd part of my special examination of some of the fishiest moments from Neil Gaiman’s pretentious comics of yesteryear, long before the sexual assault scandals in 2024 that brought down his career. I will start with this panel from issue 52 of the Sandman, as we look at the last third […]

So now, we turn to the 4th post I'm writing about the fishy and offensive elements from Neil Gaiman's comics resume . Now, I guess we'll continue

The Philadelphia Inquirer interviewed the overrated DC Comics writer Tom King, who was attending a local specialty store on Election Day, and everyone’s leftists leanings are made known: Acclaimed comic book writer Tom King has never shied away from the political moment. Telling tender, mind-bending tales about immortal gods, amazon princesses and masked vigilantes, King has […]

It’s been a week or so since the USA election that saw Donald Trump become the second presidential candidate since Grover Cleveland in the late 19th century to be relected on non-consecutive terms. Predictably, the far-left creators of comicdom had plenty of negativity to serve up on social media following an election for which […]

The desecration of Bill Finger and Bob Kane's Batman continues, as the Comic Book Club Live podcast reveals what goes on in one of the latest stories:

According to ComicBook , the pretentious editor Tom Brevoort now claims Marvel's less interested in doing crossovers – either universe-wide or with different publishers – in contrast to DC, whom he claims does:

ComicBook reviewed Jason Aaron’s Absolute Superman, yet another alternate world take on classic creations, and I guess because of who the writer happens to be, that’s why the specialty news site is okay with delivering political messages in the pages of such a comic: DC’s Absolute Universe got its Superman this week with the […]

The AV Club was talking about rising prices of “floppies,” and how it affects independent comicbook creators and comics publishers, something I have wondered about earlier myself: For the past 12 years, standard 32-page comic titles were priced at $3.99, with some titles (mainly for kids) still at $2.99. But prices have been steadily […]

Digital Trends wrote about Disney's animated production, Big Hero 6 , from the past decade, probably one of the last cartoons they produced worth seeing to date:

Recently, a columnist for Villages News of Florida wondered if it’s time to bring back old fashioned comics heroes, following the recent USA election: I haven’t written one of these musings for some time. I guess all the various political information missiles got me down wondering how people could write such misleading “facts” and […]