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What happens when imaginary history reflects real history? What happens when comic creators use genealogical themes to reach new audiences? You get the amazing hero chronologies of E. Nelson Bridwell, three mini-series that (imho) marked the moment when the Bronze age began transforming into the...

It's rare to find any comics from the early Stars Wars franchise containing stories inspired by the films' cultural impact. Even rarer is an entire story arc that focuses on such concepts, but these kinds of meta-narratives popped up at the tale end of Marvel's 'Star Wars'. These came about...

Arion was certainly a contemporary of Arak's tho neither of them ever co-starred in each others books. imho, there has yet to be a reprint book collecting Arak comics because at the moment they aren't too rare, and because there has not been any Arak tv show or movie selling out theaters and...

There aren't too many comics that were created by three different married couples but DC's Arak Son Of Thunder was one of them, maybe even the only one to bear this distinction. Needless to say, this title was one of the most interesting and ambitious comics of the 80's. Along with its...

first time poster here, thanks for having me So for the past few years i been extra extra heavy into 80's DC stuff. The late Bronze age and the Copper age found mainstream comics trying all kinds of wild new ideas and i've noticed that some of the most interesting titles were occasionally...

Just read the re-vamped Black Canary origin story from All Star Squadron no. 61. It was pretty great, especially awesome if you dig Roy Thomas and even more awesome if you love the art of Tony DeZuniga. The book's not super hard to find either. So if yr a big fan of BC, Thomas, and DeZuniga i'd...