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Ask Chris #110: The Best ‘Imaginary’ Story
Ask Chris #110: The Best ‘Imaginary’ Story
Ask Chris #110: The Best ‘Imaginary’ Story
Here at ComicsAlliance, we value our readership and are always open to what the masses of internet readers have to say. That's why every week, Senior Writer Chris Sims puts his comics culture knowledge to the test as he responds to your reader questions...
The Best, Worst and Weirdest Alternate Universe Superhero Deaths In Comics
The Best, Worst and Weirdest Alternate Universe Superhero Deaths In Comics
The Best, Worst and Weirdest Alternate Universe Superhero Deaths In Comics
For the past few months, Marvel's advertising department has been doing their level best to get readers psyched up about the impending "Death of Spider-Man" (buy digital) in various Ultimate comics, and if you ask me, it's working: The death of an alternate universe version of a character? Who wouldn't be excited about that? But really, killing off characters left and right is exactly wh
‘What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age?’ Continues [Art]
‘What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age?’ Continues [Art]
‘What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age?’ Continues [Art]
Artist Kerry Callen lit up our lives earlier this month when we discovered his twisted take on what Marvel's '60s staples might have looked like if they'd have been published by DC during its surreal Silver Age. Between his depiction of an obese Spider-Man held back from saving his aunt May to a cover sporting a desperate Bucky begging Captain America not to eat his own shield, the Halo and Sprock
What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age? [Art]
What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age? [Art]
What If… DC Comics Published Marvel Characters in the Silver Age? [Art]
If you've ever taken a look through a cover archive of DC Comics circa the Silver Age, then you're aware of a simple truth: They are insane. The absurd conflicts they illustrated (often with helpful thought bubbles) included obese Lois Lane, Lois Lane as a centaur, Lois Lane as a black woman, and Superman as the biggest dick ever ...