Comic Book Conversations: What does no one else remember?
What’s a comic that stuck with you that you don’t think anyone else remembers? Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: What does no one else remember?
Author: AdamFarrar
Comic Book Conversations: White Whales
What comics are you hunting for lo these many years? Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: White Whales
Comic Book Conversations: Build Your Own Thunderbolts
Pick characters to build your own version of the Thunderbolts Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Build Your Own Thunderbolts
Comic Book Conversations: Thunderbolts
A discussion around the many iterations of the superhero team The Thunderbolts Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Thunderbolts
Comic Book Conversations: Adaptations into Comics
What are the best, worst and weirdest attempts to adapt something into the medium of comics? Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Adaptations into Comics
Comic Book Conversations: Build your Forever Team
Build a super team from across their history and into their future. Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Build your Forever Team
Comic Book Conversations: Sports Comics and Sports in Comics
What have been the best uses and depictions of sports in comics? Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Sports Comics and Sports in Comics
Comic Book Conversations: Mix & Match Heroes & Villains
Have some fun imaging fights we never saw. Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Mix & Match Heroes & Villains
Comic Book Conversations: Missed Opportunities
What’s a comic that we never got but we should have? Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Missed Opportunities
Weekly Comics Thread 26-MAR-2025
Comics! Just for kids or not anymore? What are you reading? What are you thinking? What are you feeling? Continue reading Weekly Comics Thread 26-MAR-2025
Comic Book Conversations: Recommendations
Ask a fellow Avocado what’s a good place to start reading a character or title. Continue reading Comic Book Conversations: Recommendations
An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part Three
Marvel Comics creators talk about how a comic book was produced in the 1990s as Blackwulf comes to an end but is not forgotten. Continue reading An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part Three
An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part Two
The people who made Marvel Comics’ Blackwulf discuss how they faced office politics, a changing industry and the threat of cancellation. Continue reading An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part Two
An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part One
Marvel Comics’ Blackwulf launched 30 years ago. In part one, learn how it was created from the people who were there. Continue reading An Oral History of Blackwulf – Part One
Adam Warlocks I Have Known
Before Adam Warlock makes his live action debut in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, review his history and consider the future. Continue reading Adam Warlocks I Have Known
The Mysteries of Bloodwynd
I: Who is Bloodwynd? Thirty years ago today, Justice League America #69 hit the newsstands. It was the second part of DC Comics’ crossover story “Doomsday!” which is better known as “The Death of Superman.” I was ten and had … Continue reading The Mysteries of Bloodwynd
Weekly Comics Thread 27-APR-2022
Filling in for AggroCraig! Comics: For Kids or Not Just Anymore? Continue reading Weekly Comics Thread 27-APR-2022
Late to the Party: Conan the Barbarian
A Late to the Party review of Conan the Barbarian’s original stories, comics and movie. Continue reading Late to the Party: Conan the Barbarian
Late to the Party: The Scarlet Pimpernel
Welcome to a Late to the Party of a book that launched a franchise and invented the secret identity: Baroness Emma Orczy’s The Scarlet Pimpernel, adapted from her 1903 play and first published in 1905. Though there are countless earlier … Continue reading Late to the Party: The Scarlet Pimpernel
Late to the Party: Walt Simonson’s Fantastic Four
Welcome to a Late to the Party examining a living-legend writer/artist’s short run on one of the standard-bearers of superhero comics: Walt Simonson’s Fantastic Four. And despite the pedigree, it’s a run that’s often overlooked but those who know it, … Continue reading Late to the Party: Walt Simonson’s Fantastic Four
Star vs. the Forces of Evil: Series Finale “Cleaved”
It’s all come down to this. When the show started as the adventures of a magical princess exiled to Earth for getting into too much mischief, who thought it would end as a rumination on the responsibilities of political and … Continue reading Star vs. the Forces of Evil: Series Finale “Cleaved”
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