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As a fairly irregular "Smallville" viewer, I admit I usually go for guest-star bait. The novelty of seeing some of my favorite characters in live action typically holds my attention for the full length of the episode, even if I sometimes question the time investment (I could have been reading comics...

Nabu's back, baby! DC Comics' sorcerer supreme most wizardly wizard gets back to adventuring in the pages of "Justice Society of America" #30 by writers Matthew Sturges and Bill Willingham and artist Jesus Merino this week, after several months of being missing in action...

I have been looking forward to the Baltimore Comic-Con for quite a while. While Baltimore is not on the same size as a Wizard World show or San Diego it is still one of my favorite events of the year. This year seems to be going off without a hitch ...

This afternoon I have a better grasp of what to expect at a DC panel. No slides or videos. No lengthy speeches. No making us listen to people talk before getting to the audience Q&A. Nothing fancy. After a short round of introductions we go right to what most people want. Ou ...

My first stop of the day was a DC Comics panel on Countdown. I had expected this to be a normal discussion with the people on stage talking for a while then opening the floor to questions from the audience. Instead, after the introductions of Dan DiDio, editors Mike Marts, Mike Carlin, artists Jim Calafiore and Dan Jurgens, writers Paul Dini, Sean McKeever, Adam Beechen, Tony Bedard, Justin Gray a