The early Nineties were a difficult time for superhero films, particularly for Marvel.
Welcome to another edition of Mondo Marvel , your monthly jaunt through the history of Marvel Comics, where I, Paul Brian McCoy, am reading every issue of Marvel's superhero comics from the beginning with Fantastic Four #1, through everything published in December, 1969 - if we ever get there.
Captain America was the first of Marvel's characters to get a second chance with what is, essentially, a hard reboot that completely ignores both of the television movies that came before.
After looking around the Internet at the critical reaction to The Walking Dead , and seeing that the audience isn't running away from the show, and is instead growing, I thought now would be a good time to take a look at how the show is progressing over the first five of its six-episode run.
Welcome back folks, to the twenty-ninth installment of this grand experiment we like to call Mondo Marvel .
After looking around the Internet at the critical reaction to The Walking Dead , and seeing that the audience isn't running away from the show, and is instead growing, I thought now would be a good time to take a look at how the show is progressing over the first five of its six-episode run.
Once more into the breach, dear friends.
Greetings, fellow travelers! It's that time again! Time for another dip into the past to see just what the hell Stan Lee was thinking forty years ago.
This time around, we’re going to be taking a look at the three Incredible Hulk TV films that aired between 1988 and 1990.
The year was 1976.
