Author: Tony M.

Che: A Graphic Biography

2009 will be the year of Che. He is regarded as either a messiah or amurderer depending from where you come from. One thing is sure thet-shirt business has put any kids through college with his image as asymbol of counter culture. Che: A Graphic Biography, Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colóncollaborated in producing the new […]

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Tintin Celebrates 80 years

The year 2009 promises to be a big year for both Marvel and the world of Tintin. Tintin is celebrating 80 years since he made his way and conquered many kids’ hearts throughout the world from January 10th 1939 and on. There is something missing. Did anybody notice that Superman celebrated 70 years last year. What […]

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Cartoons DK

[sandboxworld]dlPVuIDsCag[/sandboxworld]Cartoons DK is a Danish group from the 90’s who emulated groups like  Aqua and Vengaboys to the extreme. A fun video yet at times out there. What were they thinking?The band consists of: Toonie (Vocals), Shooter (Guitar), Buzz (Bass) ogSponge (Saxophone), Puddy and Boop (Backing Vocals) Tony M.If this article made you think, brought […]

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Swatch James Bond

Don’t tell Frank Castle about the latest James Bond Swatch watches. The coolest one is the  Baron Samedi watch. The Villain Collection has 22 watches from the best of the Bond villains.The legendary figure of Baron Samedi is a mischief-maker who bothtempts and punishes humans. Dr. Kananga employs a man who claims to beBaron Samedi […]

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Comixtravaganza

Remember the library? Well Seattle has the coolest one right now in North America with their Comixtravaganza event at The Seattle Public Library.  What a great way to celebrate comics. This is must event for all in the area. Check out local hero David Lasky’s Golem.  Read more>>The Seattle Public Library will be hosting "Comixtravaganza," […]

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The Rook is Back

How can you sum up The Rook in one sentence? He is a H.G. Wellsspaghetti western Buck Rogers time traveler. The Warren Magazinecharacter  is back in a new format with upstart imprint Time CastleBooks. They will collect all the black and white adventures from thedefunct periodical. The Rook had some real amazing covers. The Rook […]

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Spider-Man Music

Grantray-Lawrence Animation is the Canadian animation by brought the world The Marvel Super Heroes and Spider-Man television shows. They also created the in-house show called Rocket Robin Hood. We don’t realize it but sound is a major key in animation. It brings the whole experience alive. The animation of these shows were not exactly the […]

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Visit From Mars

Is there life on Mars? Olle Berg thinks so with his webcomic called, Visit from Mars.Olle is a Swedish illustrator who has a knack for original art like youhave never seen before. His European roots shine through and through in hisart. There are not too many Swedish cartoonist who make a splash, ifOlle keeps going […]

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Planet Saturday Comics

Planet Saturday Comics givesyou a fuzzy good feeling about the world as a whole. The concept is outof this world and more publishers should follow suit. With newresolutions for the new year around the corner. Husband-and-wife teamMonty S. Kane (writer and illustrator) and Kelli Stevens Kane (editor)bring us this charming volume one of their creation […]

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The End of the Comic Strip?

Is it really the end of the world for comic strips? It’s back to the drawing board for many syndicates who had to re-evaluate their present situation. Kids no longer are attracted to comic strips. The main source of these strips has always been the newspaper. How many kids do you see reading newspaper?  Papers are […]

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The Big Skinny: How I Changed My Fattitude

"Carol lays her waist on the line" with her battle with the bulge as told in The Big Skinny: How I Changed My Fattitude.In this world of "Hollywood" conditioning of visual worth, it is hardfor many to find happiness. A wandering eye that gazes at your stomachleaves you wondering if people think you are fat. It’s […]

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Max Fleischer’s Superman

It’s about time! Warner Brothers and DC Comics have finally put their heads together to bring clean crisp copies of the original Max Fleischer Superman cartoons. Considered by many as the best Superman incarnation of the character. You have seen the cartoons either in Youtube or in dollar bins in many stores. Not exactly the best quality in […]

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