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Tag Archives: DC Comics
Marifran O’Neil
When I was working at Jeopardy!, in 1999 we did our first road-trip to New York City, to tape a series of games at Madison Square Garden. At that time, I had been writing a number of letters of comment … Continue reading
Comics For Sale (1)
I’ll probably be doing a series of these posts as I go along. I’ve had to give up my storage unit, and I need to thin out my comics collection as a consequence. I’m going to list here on my … Continue reading
Golden Apple’s Party for the DC New 52 Launch
Golden Apple – the comic shop in Hollywood that has been “my” comic shop for … well, for a long time now – had a party Friday night to mark the end of the massive re-launch that DC Comics undertook … Continue reading
Talking about Green Lantern
I’ve been in a lot of discussions in the last month or so about the Green Lantern feature film that was released this summer. And since I’m one of those people who sits in the crossroads of comics and movies, … Continue reading
Long Beach Comic Con 2010 – Sunday
Ooops, so I’m a little late in getting the rest of the con report done. Pardon me. But here it is at last. I got rolling in good time Sunday morning and had an easy drive down from Hollywood to … Continue reading
Robin Hood and Green Arrow
The linked PDF file is the original text of the paper I presented at the First International Conference of Robin Hood Studies, held at Rochester, New York in October 1997. The conference itself was a fun weekend for me. My experience for … Continue reading
Adventures at WonderCon
It was no joke when I drove up to San Francisco on April 1. Since there was a possibility of rain throughout the middle of California that day, I decided to drive US 101 instead of I-5. I didn’t want … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Conventions, Travel
Tagged Bob Schreck, Colleen Doran, Comics, Conventions, Cosplay, Creators Rights, DC Comics, Gail Simone, WonderCon
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New York Tourist, Part Two
My second day in Manhattan, I walked over to Columbus Circle and caught the A Train, to go up to the Cloisters. My first visit to Manhattan, back in 1999, I had looked at the subway maps, and thought, “Why … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Bob Schreck, Cloisters Cross, DC Comics, Denny O'Neil, Legally Blonde, Matt Idelson, Strand, The Cloisters
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Finally, a report of Wizard World LA
So, here I am, only a few weeks behind the wave, getting around to a brief report of my excursion to Wizard World LA in mid-March. Friday, March 14, I took the day off-work, in order to go down to … Continue reading
Posted in Comics, Conventions, Scribbler's Guide
Tagged Comics, Conventions, Dan DiDio, DC Comics, Golden Apple
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