Hey there SPOREHACKER , , now there is a very interesting Team Up Comic for all the universe 😂🎉😂🏆🏆😸👍

Wow. I gotta get that.

Duke is very fun. Good find

Greetings from Florida WYLD ELF26 here 😸 , i was an enormous fan of Chris Cornell n Soundgarden , , , , the tribute concert definitely could've been handled a lot better unfortunately its one of those "ohh Well" sorta moments , , , , tribute was thrown together clumsy fast in my opinion , , they may be kicking themselves later for not producing organizing it a chunk better , ,it could've been much better but it was Soundgarden's choices 😢😞😕😞😓

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Hey Happy New Year Sporehacker , , I might have the unpopular opinion here but I never liked LADY DEATH but I really Liked WITCHBLADE 🎉😮🎉😂😂

legend og Log is very fun. I have the first issue of Alterna comics

GREAT cover! One of the most appealing, attractive and well-produced Coffin Comics cover images I have seen in a long time...maybe, ever. That portrait conveys both a very comic-bookin' composition as well as that of a theatrical fantasy-horror poster. Effective: I want to pick up this book, open its covers and flip through its pages. Particularly since I have no awareness of any other character besides Lady Death herself. $8 for a Coffin Comics graphic novel. What is the page count in this particular book, TSPH? With what I glimpsed contrasting or complimenting the example you showed, this does seem overall more 'safe' than the Purgatori stories I've read. In regards to both violence and feminine forms. Also, yes, after 80 years of repeated pop culture treatment through many different mediums, the plot with that particular scientist is a scenario long-since played out already. What you sum up this volume with sounds apt, including the cover art and the content. Since I'm not a 'diehard', I can always find a desktop wallpaper or otherwise copy of the cover. Thanks go to you, once again TSPH, for dropping some more quick comic book entertainment. Continue to have a pleasant rest of your week.

This front cover's image is just fine, though I do prefer the style and overall image framed on the back cover. And, thankfully, the interior art. Praise garter belts. The concept of Atrocitas, while following with Coffin Comics' simplistic, straightforward naming and female character design variations, as an angel-demon hybrid comes across as, well, lame. Any idea what makes this, the “Hellbomber Edition”? Maybe the particular cover image. Coffin Comics' titles are more or less consistent in what they offer for the reader to get out of them - whether or not all of them are consistent in delivering their presentations. I only personally own and have read issues of Purgatori. This seems like, again, fine fun for what you know you're getting it for. Pulido's trademarks. Thanks for talking about something lighter, easier, coming off of your previous video of The Shade with more...dramatic depth. Take care, TSPH, and enjoy the rest of your holidays time this year!

That's a stylish, well-drawn cover. Something about the covers of issues that James Robinson writes...many of those that I have seen include characteristic, visual “flair” or stylishness that makes his literary touch visibly identifiable. High-detail artist pairings, I think...I'm pretty sure Robinson's been teamed with other, similar artists, and not that I'm only remembering Bret Blevins' work. This was a terrific “bottle” issue. The dialogue and art made for a really well done homage to the Golden Age callback. How classy. Good choice, good review and a good Christmas week to you, TSPH!

Ha ha, cool! Enjoy!

Good central cover image by an artist who produced one of the era's lead runs on a Batman series. Regardless of the hologram card inclusion, which I also don't mind at all. I still appreciate those SFX images on those cards. The writer and the editor also know the Batman source and this young central character well. Interior art is less consistent and appealing than the cover and compared to Batman titles. Which has been an impression I've gotten from paging through issues of Chuck Dixon's ongoing Robin series (which followed these multiple miniseries). I'm gradually catching up on belatedly viewing your latest swath of welcome reviews “from the past”. I look forward to finding out about the rest of this 4-parter concisely through your videos if you do so choose to cover it. Either way, take care, be well and have a comfortable and enjoyable day, TSPH.

Haven't read this issue yet though I'll get to it eventually, sometime in the new year but still awhile away. I'd get there sooner if Disney wasn't erratically re-releasing material in conflicting formats, inefficiently. The first Epic Collection in 2023 was my recent intro to Danny Ketch's version. I digress, and here's your review, now. I've only read up to issue #12 so far, thus I have no idea who Sokolowski is. Ah, at least you tried doing a Spirit of Vengeance voice. I didn't know Ketch's Ghost Rider could...”conjure” a whole, separate, 'new' motorcycle. In this series' earliest issues he can obviously already mentally or spiritually “call” the bike to him from somewhere else. And I'm guessing that the relationship between Danny and his police girlfriend is...strained, what with her firing multiple shots at Ghost Rider from her service pistol. A decent one-shot crossover apparently in the midst of a pre-existing storyline with seemingly a lesson or development of worth to Danny's character, over a different Spirit of Vengeance that I've never heard of before by name. Good art; one can see the fledgling digital colours coming out as this was published right at that post-Malibu time. Thanks for an issue featuring more of fun characters that I like, TSPH. Have a pleasant rest of your week!

The colour chosen for Cinder's skin looked...distractingly neon, in this issue at the least. Regardless of her mixed heritage, she looks like she's from the world of The Simpsons. I am certain that Ashe's name is pronounced “Ash”, particularly with his similar-coloured hair. Supplanting his gunfight against the kidnappers with his flashbacks of fighting the VC in 'Nam was a bit confusing at first but did ultimately convey the intended effect well enough. Part two of a pretty good late'-80s TV pilot, maybe on Home Box Office at that time, given the form of this miniseries. Hah, that's not intended as an insult - the form of the writing along with the maturity simply seem most comparable to that format. Even though this was apparently always conceived by Gerry Conway for sequential art form. I definitely had to pay closer attention than to a Tale from the Past of “supers”. Thanks a lot for the exposure to the matieral through your review efforts, TSPH. Have a merry end of this month.

I got this. Fantastic books.

I heard this one is not too bad.

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I like to see the art inside next time

I can assure you Spore, we don't want him either. Dude is a disgrace to the entire diaspora.

Exactly SPORE , , its not even agendas in translation scripts ,so much as too many inaccuratcies , either making It safer or dumbed down for English speaking audiences 😢😮 , ,( although ive noticed the UK versions are more accurate and true to material than the United States versions, ,seems like anime houses dont want to offend delicate US political correctness 😮😢😢 ) important video , thanks SPOREHACKER 🏆😸👍👍

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Interesting!

JDA needs to lose the right to call himself Hispanic

Well, this is a title that I didn't know about at all before your review. What a creative talent team and interestingly mature premise separate from the Vertigo imprint. Woo, yeah, the end of the '80s, man...I don't know exactly what it was then, for comics overall and the books published specifically by the American “Big Two” during that short time period. Impressive. I'm in agreement with you on all counts in regards to this appealing comparatively to European comics. Very grounded, great pick and good show (off), TSPH! Have a great upcoming week.

It didn't sound to me like you butchered any of the most common and well-known names of the talent - DeFalco, Buscema, Sienkiewicz, Fingeroth - that you were concerned with. I wasn't ever a fan of The Clone Saga, either. I “only” read issues #1-155 of The Amazing Spider-Man, stopping before that original Saga story in the mid-late '70s. Perhaps that story is good for what it is; reflective of the times, of the world of fiction at the time. I certainly have far less, zero and worse, interest in the '90s regurgitation of the story, involving Ben Reilly's Scarlet arachnid knockoff. That said, without having read this I'd go into this issue with a mind open to be willing to enjoy whatever it has to offer. Plus, I only ever read comparatively early issues of both the Spectacular Spidey and Web of Spidey “alternate” Spider-Man titles. Thank you for going over another tale from the past that I'm fond of, TSPH. Have a great rest of your week.

Hah. I'd been curious-to-fascinated in Darkhawk as a young adolescent, from his Marvel Series 2 trading card and then his cameo in some other Marvel character's series that I don't firmly remember; probably a Spider-Man title or story. I'm sure that my interest was entirely over his visual design, as I never read any content featuring him or was aware of there being much substance to him. Anyway, 2-3 years ago I recalled that nostalgia, looked up any collections published of his self-titled book and bookmarked “Darkhawk Classic - Volume 1”. Being long-since out of print any copies for sale I did find weren't cheap so I'm glad I eventually deleted that bookmark and didn't pull the trigger. Having convinced myself I'd be disappointed, at this age in my life. “Dreamkiller.” What a non-generic villain name, what a great character chest logo and that was all totally not sarcasm. 'Totally'. Ironic, that this put you to sleep. Well, thanks for elucidating further on at least an unimpressive example to Darkhawk's own series. Any other impressions posted online that I'd come across previously likewise described this overall as another mediocre '90s character. Regardless of any recent, Disney-owned and dredged-up 'appearances'. Marvel Comics is dead and I'm satiated for life with delving into its past. Thanks for your coverage, TSPH, and have a great day.

Just make sure to get this collection before Sega delists this from steam on December 6 2024. But then again. There is always emulation. For now. Happy Thanksgiving for those of you living in the USA

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It's a travesty what they did to Ben Reilly now

Well he definitely wins the "GOLDEN Codpiece award" 😂😂😂👍👍

Hey Sporehacker the New Goblin looks to be part APE or possibly Gorilla 😮🎉😂😂 🤔🤔👍

This story's cover caption did have it right, after all, this was sure to become a classic. Ah, you beat me to it - the Fiddler's Fiddler Car is something. I don't remember seeing that in the Batman: The Brave and the Bold animated series. I wouldn't have necessarily taken you right off for being a Beach Boys fan. When I was young, and more of those band members were still around and in musician-capable condition, my dad listened to them at home as one of his musical staples. Anyway, thanks a lot for going through and showing all viewers this important classic of such a Golden vintage. Prime art and writing. Great choice and coverage, TSPH...have an excellent day!

I continue to enjoy each of these issues' distinctions during this storyline. Not one but a trifecta of classic villains. I'm aware of all three of them, both in comics form and through animated treatments. The Shade is the villain of this trio whom I have had the most exposure to and appreciation for. I first knew him through the Justice League (later season[s], named “Justice League Unlimited”) animated series. As with veritably everything else from that series, I quite enjoyed that portrayal. Have you watched much of that very well-done Warner Bros. animation, TSPH? This part was the peak of fun in this plot so far, of course, with Garrick the original back in action and the trio of familiar faces set to terrify the populace and trounce the speedsters. What terrific writing and art - peak comic book-ing. Thanks again for featuring this, TPSH, be well and have a great day.

The Flashes are cutting it close, with their rescue of the would-be victim in the cover's image. Such a classic lineart style, that should not have been abandoned. The lightning “flash”, “CRAASH!”, that hits Barry looks very painful. But, being a cop, he can recover soon enough to run away from a car, two panels later 😛. Fun, and obviously historic first meeting between these two Flashes, and the comparing of their origins. Reinvigorating Jay to return to his hero role, coinciding with the character's return to publishing, served this part well, too. Again, I'm glad that you're showcasing this vintage of a stand-out issue. Thanks, TSPH, and have a good day!

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I have always liked that cover, I think it would make a great addition to cover battle. Is it just me or did older comics take longer to read? I think they had more dialog or maybe it was the narration?

Yes Sporehacker ,seems that retro-Marvel and retro- DC Comics are almost the only way to go for domestic heroes here in Florida , but modern Japanese Manga is very promising and related Animes of course , , when leadership finally changes at DISNEY we may finally see good projects start to appear both at Marvel and "Lucas Film" 😮😂 but when it comes to DC-Verse its mostly owned by Warner Bros soooo theres no telling how long it will take them to see the error of DC Comics related projects unfortunately , ,but thats ok Sporehacker just keep doing that important watch dog reporting and bringing indie comics into the public view , , , WYLD ELF26 definitely wishes the best for your Jaguar Warrior projects 🪐🏆🏆🏆😸👍

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I enjoy most watching or even at least replaying as background, longplays of the era this hails from. That is, between around 35 years ago and 20 years ago. This was fun, and you happened to choose a very suitable playlist of 'approved' instrumental BGM, too. I'm sure that one of those tracks that you played, is from the OST for The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt. Anyway, with the Sega Genesis being the first console system I owned (and I still own a system; none of these 'Mini' copycats) made it entertaining and nostalgic for me. Thanks for the flashback, and have a good day!

The crossing of worlds! A comic book dramatic equivalent to Eric Cartman's escalating “NoooOOOO...” head explosion. For every event no matter what, at least according to the covers to draw in us readers 😉. This was a joy to behold, and more so due to the fact of your physical copy of this old comic after covering the Double Dragon miniseries digitally. And I appreciate the various Flashes now more than I used to, through having expanded my DC reading. Classic storytelling and comic art-making. I'll look forward to the next one; thanks a lot, TSPH!

TWO FLASH ARE COMING

Hey Sporehacker , yes very awesome Golden Age Flash with metal hat versus modern day "Red Suit Flash" 😸👍👍

It's Medusa! Jimmy and Billy beat up on a Greek Gorgon, on the cover. Hah. Drawn borders, like have been included on the first page of each issue to this miniseries...another discarded, rejected art in the modern 'paradise'. I like how high background ninjas, Billy and Staaaaannn can jump, on that opening two-page spread. Stealth has got quite the...'outfit'. Digital patches over body parts. Still, what a creepy experience, of a final interaction with the Lees' mother's spirit through one of the boys' girlfriend. Creepy, for poor Marion. Who is 'poor Marion' for her treatment through the original arcade games. So, give her a cop laser pistol here, guys! This adaptation boasts more consistent and higher quality art than a Marvel Comics series published around 10 years later that featured in-house proprietary IP Marvel characters. Which Darksyde is comics recently reviewed over at his channel. Yeah, this was a fitting, good and entertaining “final showdown” issue and overall adaptation series. One of the most well-done comic adaptations I've ever seen. Thank you for showing it to me through your consistent reviews, TSPH. And no, you didn't butcher Bryan Baugh's name. Anyway, cheers again and have an enjoyable weekend!

I like the art style for this series, I think it fits the story well.

Sporehacker , the cover of this issue is actually really cool 😎🏆🏆

Sporehacker it's still gets me the unusual choice of Billy and Jimmy's new Wetsuit S&M uniforms 😮🎉😂 , what were they possibly thinking 😂😊😂😂😂

Haha, nice description of Parallaxed Hal Jordan in your “final verdict”. I keep trying but I just can't seem to like Kyle Rayner's character as the successor to the Earth Lantern role in his time period. Maybe my inability to warm up to him is due to knowing the other Lanterns first. Even Guy Gardner, for how acerbic and different from the others as he is. I don't disagree that Kyle was the lone sentinel to actually stand up in action against possessed Hal here though, not wavering from his duty and instincts. Another piece to this famously infamous story crucial to the overall history of the Green Lanterns. Typically, art is good. The writing...wobbly. Ah well, there are better Lantern stories and issues out there. Thanks for the look nonetheless, TSPH.