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Nov. 2, 2009
CaptHowdy replied to the topic Trade Paper Back Reviews? 12:01PM
Yeah.  The Vine really needs to get a trades function setup.  One where you could add in the info for a trade, and also link in the individual issues that are contained in the trade.  It would then automatically import all the info related to each issue so no duplication is required.
Oct. 26, 2009
July 30, 2009
CaptHowdy replied to the topic if a MARVEL character killed super man who would it be in the Superman board. 6:10PM
Superman could never get killed by any Marvel character... they are all too weak and lame.Then again, back in the day, Conan may have been able to crush him just to hear the lamentation of Supergirl and Lois Lane.But Conan wasn't really a marvel property.
July 26, 2009
CaptHowdy replied to the topic San Diego Comic-Con 2009! in the San Diego Comic-Con board. 9:34PM
Is there any site that has recordings of the panels?Ah okay the DC site has them up as MP3's... except the dates all say 2008 :)http://dccomics.com/sites/events/
July 15, 2009
CaptHowdy replied to the topic DC Thinks Superman is uncool in the Superman board. 5:57PM
I agree, WB brutalizes Superman.  I WISH DC was its own entity.
July 14, 2009
CaptHowdy replied to the topic any one hope Kara returns in season 9 of sv in the Supergirl board. 8:21PM
@johnny spam said: " Laura Vandervoort is in some show called "V" that will start in the fall so she might not show up again since Kara left to find Agro that's a good out to explain if we never see her in the future of that show.  She was one of the best things in that show but she technicaly shouldn't have been there since she appeared before the other ...
CaptHowdy replied to the topic how hot is Red Sonja to you in the Red Sonja board. 8:19PM
As long as the red is 'natural' :)
CaptHowdy replied to the topic villain of an new superman movie in the Superman board. 8:18PM
Brainiac as the main villian.... but a nice little side story with Bizarro, cause I really like the character but think he'd not make it for a full movie... would be cool.
July 10, 2009
CaptHowdy commented on G-Man's Podcast ComicVine Podcast 07-10-09 3:10PM
Ah just clicking on the RSS feed button autosubscribed me in iTunes tho.

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Um, the subscribe using iTunes link points to some videogame podcast called 'GiantBomb'.I can't find it in the iTunes directory either?  Help!

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June 27, 2009
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June 26, 2009
CaptHowdy commented on CaptHowdy's Topic 2008 My Comic Reading Year In Review 12:27PM
@Xill: Yes suffocation by Raven Hex would be an alright way to go I think.

CaptHowdy wrote on G-Man's wall 12:22PM
Check this article out... I love the actual comic... neat to see a possible movie... Think Lovecraft can be played by Megan Fox? :) http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/herocomplex/2009/06/hp-lovecraft-and-hollywood-an-unholy-alliance-.html
June 11, 2009
CaptHowdy commented on Babs's Image 4620_116306390268_500270268_3334080_5331280_n.jpg 7:29PM
Adding to my want list....

CaptHowdy commented on Babs's Image 4551_1174442599559_1182897519_30500128_6484527_n.jpg 7:28PM
Sweet picture!

Added by CaptHowdy on Feb. 8, 2009

Matching Uniforms of course!   There is no 'I' in TEAM!


Added by CaptHowdy on Jan. 17, 2009

No, being Canadian, I am waiting for the special Alpha Flight meets Prime Minister Stephen Harper!

You are kidding me right?  This whole thing licks.
Related to: Alpha Flight


Added by CaptHowdy on Jan. 17, 2009

2008 is over and my entry back into comics was quite the comeback.  Heck, now with digital comics, I can check out everything I ever wanted to check out!  I found a great kickass little proggy to view comics on my Mac called Comicbooklover and well, it all took off from there!

So what were the best books out there this year?  Please keep in mind that I haven't really kept up with comics for over ten years and am just trying to catch up.  Oh course catching up usually means just finding out and understanding what the hell is going on with the big two universes. 

The Phantom (Moonstone).  Well, the Phantom is the one comic I HAVE been paying attention to for the past few years.  I am a huge Phantom phan and well, have picked up many of Moonstone's trades.  Love the series more than ever, BUT the bloody delays releasing this comic have REALLY turned me off.  I used to really root for the underdog little Moonstone press but man, make a bloody deadline!  This series is apparently over and a new series will debut in 2K9 called something like The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks.  Why?  Beats the hell outta me.

CONAN!  I got to go through the entire Conan series this year, the Dark Horse one.  They've closed that one down now and created a new series called Conan the Cimmerian which I have to get into yet, there's so much out there that I just haven't gotten around to the new series but I'll tell you one thing, the first series ROCKED!

BOOM!  Studio's Fall of Cthulhu is freaking amazing.  I have to get caught up recently but the first several issues I have read are great.  Unfortunately this comic is suffering from expansion - itis.  There's a different Fall of Cthulhu line every month it seems.  Boom!, don't over saturate the bloody thing and confuse people like me.  Keep the main comic going and patiently release these great stories, don't release like several Fall of Cthulhu:Spinoff titles a month!

A long time ago I read Strikeforce: Morituri and loved it as a kid.... I was able to go back and re read this series and get all the comics I missed.  It started out as good as I remember it, but then got caught up in this government conspiracy story which kind of blew.

Tarot - Witch of the Black Rose... good shit here.  Some over the top crappy stories, but way more fantastic ones.  I have run out and bought all the trades available!  Good stuff, fantastic stories, and Raven Hex is my dream comic girl!

Perhaps in my top three ongoing series... The Walking Dead!  Zombie horror, great characters, just plain awesomeness!

Oh, I'm a big fan of the show Battlestar Galactica so thought I'd check that out, read the original Dynamite Series but they are suffering from the same BOOM! Studios' Fall of Cthulhu disease... there are a million spinoffs now!  I may get back to them, expecially once the show is over this year.  Speaking of Dynamite, the one big title I read... but have only read a dozen or so, so far is Red Sonja.  heck I am a huge Conan fan so why not check this out... plus I am sooo looking forward to Rose McGowan as RED!

The Jungle Babes:  Sheena: Queen of the Jungle, Jungle Girl, and Shanna the She-Devil... all of em are quite similar but I love a girl in leopard print bikinis!  Tell you one thing.  It was Shanna and Jungle Girl that made me an instant Frank Cho fan!

And finally I decided to TRY and catch up to the DCU.  I started out with titles I liked as a kid, I checked out the new Supergirl thing and it was actully pretty danged annoying.  I would have dropped it, but every once in a while there was a good issue.  I got into Superman/Batman... mainly because Supes and the Bats are who I grew up with and heck, it introduced that whole new Supergirl series.  However, I have kind of set that series aside for a bit, the whole two point of view thing was getting on my nerves.  So I started with the Supes comics, Action, etc.  Couldn't understand a thing so I checked out Crisis On Infinite Earths to see just what the heck is going on...began to sort of understand it a bit and am currently checking out the UBER CONFUSING Infinite Crisis.  Yay.  After that I know it's Final Crisis and then I hope I am bloodywell caught up and understand a little of what has gone on in the DCU for the past ten-fifteen years.  We shall see.  I WISH I could've just read my stinkin' Supes comic W/O all this bullstuff just because I keep thinking to myself 'what the hell is going on here?' every once in a while.

Last but not least I read the whole (well the latest anyway) Legion of the Superheroes series.  Bloody good stuff most of the time anyhow.  Too bad that series is cancelled after one more issue!

What I THINK is going to happen in 2K9?  I am still gonna try and figure out this Crisis crap and get slowly caught up in the DCU and try and keep up with my faves I have discovered this year like the Walking Dead, Tarot, etc.  I will have to find replacements and new discoveries for the cancelled stuff like the Legion of Superheroes so I will keep exploring!  So many comics out there!


Added by CaptHowdy on Jan. 12, 2009

Variant covers are one of the biggest problems for entry into comic book readership.

I am a comic reader and not a collector.  There are many comic readers and non-collectors out there.  I would collect a bit if I didn't feel like I was being raped when they come out with multiple covers.  People want to buy/own something that is complete.  When you know there is something different out there it is just human nature to want it, so big fans are never happy just getting the one book when there are other covers out there.

That's why the trades are really taking off.  Those comic readers enjoy them plus most of the time the artwork for all variant covers are included in them.  If comic companies want to make single issues more accessible to the general non-collector public, they would make it easier to get into comics.  Goodness knows just trying to get into a series when it's been around long is difficult enough... why do they need to make it even more confusing (and expensive!).


Added by CaptHowdy on Dec. 31, 2008

Ugh.  Well it's halfway through the Xmas holidays and while I wasn't really planning on really taking any time off, I finally at the last minute decided to take this week off.

Survived my birthday celebrations (two pretty hard core nights which I am seriously paying for today), family gatherings for Xmas before that, and now trying to get out of really doing anything big for New Years.  World Junior Hockey Championships and Bowl Games all over the television... how the heck to fit in any time for some good reads?

I think I will try out this Watchmen comic now.  Everyone looks at me like I am an alien when I say I've never read it.  I got it, and have to get around to reading it.  Currently though plugging through the Walking Dead series, definitely a killer series.  This last few issues in the 'This Sorrowful Life' storyline have probably been one of the most intense and gruesome I have EVER read in comics.  YIKES.

So many comics, so many danged things to do.  Bowl game... or Watchmen?  Team Canada kicking the crap out of Team USA (on tonight!!!) or the (well, either way, I'll be looking at a team of dead things)?  Thankfully I've go till the fifth to relax and chill out with some good reads.


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Reviewed by CaptHowdy
April 23, 2009
At long last the next Fall of Cthulhu series has started!

One Ancient God seems to have survived the Godwar and already he is plotting the fall of humanity.  The Fall of Cthulhu series is by far the best H. P. Lovecraft-ish comic out there today.  It's been incredibly loyal to Lovecraft's mythos and seeing all the Gods and settings in each issue is a real treat for a huge Lovecraft fan such as myself.

While following the Lovecraftian settings and using his creations, that is not to say that this is not an entirely original story.  I have no idea where this is going.  I doubt anyone but the writer does.  It's one messed up comic, just the way I like em!

Nemesis, or at least this issue, deals with human society on the island of Atlantis.  We get a hint of what is to come by the Oracle who tells a priest that he is the last Atlantean.  What else could that possibly mean?  Now the fun is how is this series going to get there?  I think Nyarlathotep will help us out with that!

If you haven't read this series, you'd do yourself a favour by picking up some of the old trades.  By the looks of this first issue though, even though it has Sysyphyx in it from the previous issues, look like it can be read without being lost for new readers. 

What I don't know and am really looking forward to is why the heck are we in Atlantis anyway?  The story starts out with a cat whom I am guessing is Nyarlathotep but then we get shot back to 9,600 B.C.  Interesting, but that's one of the things I love about this series... it goes through so many different times, worlds, dimensions however in the end it all gets wrapped up in some crazy creepy way.

Definitely in my top five comics to pull.


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
April 22, 2009
First off let me say this... man, did Supergirl ever get shafted.  No, not that kind of shafted, the bad kind.  Earth's leaders abolish all Kryptonians except for Superman?  I know Supergirl's been basically the brat Paris Hilton of superheroes most of this series but it's not like Hilton is a threat and has ever been behind bars... wait bad example.

Supergirl is a criminal in the eyes of humanity now.  Alright, well that doesn't faze out favorite superskirt!  She just keeps on plugging away at this mystery... who is Superwoman?  Well we find out now.  As a newer person to this lore I know WHO (don't click this following link if you don't want to know!) Superwoman is now, but don't know much history on her.  I suppose I'll have to do some research or see how this turns out. 

Like all Supergirl issues, this deals with Kara having to learn a couple more lessons.  With a little instruction from the Batman (through a flashback memory), Kara overcomes one challenge only to have a couple more.  While I understand why this is used as the main plot device for this comic, you know kind of a Smallville-ish lets-see-how-a-hero-deals-and-learns-to-use-their-powers, it is becoming a little tiresome.  Maybe I am reading the wrong comic.  Don't get me wrong, I love the Superman/girl/puppy/tropical fish mythos.  I just want a noble Supergirl.  It's coming though.  Ever since writer Sterling Gates has taken over, Kara's maturity level has really increased and had made her tolerable, even a little amiable as a character.  Unfortunately then you get stupid teenaged Supergirl thoughts thrown in every once in a while like "PLEASELETTHISWORK PLEASELETTHISWORK PLEASELETTHISWORK" and "THANKYOURAOTHANKYOURAOTHANKYOURAO".  Text thought boxes like this remind me that she is a teenager I suppose, but it's not that heroic, nor what I look for in heroes.  I want NO FEAR DANGIT!

Still, this series is on a high note right now.  I've followed it ever since the beginning and the current storyline is one of the most interesting Supergirl ones I've read in a long time.  Perhaps not since the first introduction of her in Superman / Batman!


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
April 22, 2009
Wow, it seems like so long ago I read the last issue of Jungle Girl Season 2.  I think I'll have to go back and re-read it again I've forgotten what the heck is going on!

In issue 4 of this five part series, Jana the Jungle Girl is still up for sacrifice to some ancient god.  Throughout the story it becomes quite apparent that this is becoming quite Lovecraftian in influence.

The issue itself doesn't really have much story in it at all.  I'd have to say it was one of the weakest in the series.  Oh, if you like action then by all means this has it but the problem is, it is just action.  The story is barely developed.  I have come away from reading this issue knowing nothing more but perhaps a little about this big old monster.  Maybe that's why the 'risque' cover by Frank Cho was released for this issue.  Jana's round derriere plastered on the cover I'm sure will sell a few more copies.

Oh well, some issues just are required to move the story along.  Perhaps this one can be the Star Wars Ep 1 Pod Races usless action sequence.  Here's looking forward to a good story wrap up next issue though.


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
April 20, 2009
Dear reader,

Let me first warn you about this tale that I alone have happened upon.  For some reason, although from this padded room others fear for my sanity, I know that after reading a comic called The Strange Adventures of H. P. Lovecraft I have witnessed incredulous things that men of weaker minds could not handle.

This tome entitled: Chapter One: About a Writer and His Book contains much biographical information on a certain gentleman from providence called Howard Lovecraft.  Interestingly enough, written into the story are others in his life, expecially another of his circle a Clark Ashton-Smith.

This title is difficult to categorize.  What is it going to be? On the one hand, the first third of the issue follows along the life (with a certain tongue-in-cheek nod to Lovecraft fans) of the author Lovecraft himself.  Later, things begin to blurr.  Where is this comic going?  Reality starts to disappear as a fictitious tale in the vein of, dare I say a 'Lovecraftian' style.  No, the dreaded Cthulhu does not rise from his slumber here.  No, while dreams are present and partof the story, we do not get to visit Randolph Carter just yet.  Instead, by the end, dreams do play a significant part of this tale, but only for what appears to be... REVENGE!

Now, this is not very 'Lovecraftian' wouldn't you say?  Perhaps if one was to read BOOM Studio's Fall of Cthulhu one would see a more representational type of Lovecraft Mythos story.  However, this is an interesting take on the (fictitous) life of Howard Phillips Lovecraft.  Sure, Mr. Lovecraft has been made a character before in many mediums, will this one be worth the read?  So far in About a Writer and His Book, the solid ending makes one wish they'd had the next page!  Reader, although it starts out with a little camp, the gore, crazy prostitute nudity, violence, and all around odd behaviour has made this issue a worthwhile read... but only for those whose minds can handle 'weird' fiction indeed.  If they ever let me out of this room I will most definitely track down the next tome.


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
April 20, 2009
The Phantom: Generations is a new maxi-series that seems to be going alongside the relaunch of Moonstone's The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks main series (a reboot of their volume one Phantom series).

This is a Christopher Standish tale whom just happens to be the very first Phantom.  If you don't know much about the Phantom, this is the specific Phantom that started it all.  His father was killed and Mr. Standish swore an oath to fight injustice and cruelty.  His children followed suit, all the way to our current Phantom who is the 21st I believe.


The Phantom: Generations is apparently going to explore the adventures of the past Phantoms.  I am pretty excited about this series.  I know a little of the past Phantoms through flashbacks in past books and descriptions stated in the Chronicles when they are mentioned, but never actually read through old Phantom stories.

The format for this comic was a letdown for me.  It is written like an illustrated short story.  One page has writing the following page art (and fantastic art I might say).  Only thing is, I want a comic book not an illustrated short story!  To top it off Moonstone has used that hard to read font that gives me trouble.  I can barely make out some words and there were a few that I just gave up on trying to figure out.  Please keep in mind that this is written like a captain's log way back in 1552 old English.  Now, this isn't the first time Moonstone has woven prose with illustrations, they also did it with a few other volumes as well.  All of them I would have preferred in a comic book form instead.  Still, they were alright reads with The Phantom: Legacy being a must.

It'll take getting used to, and I will have to just forget my disappointment with the format and enjoy this Phantom history lesson that Moonstone will be taking us on.  After finishing the tale I was not let down.  It was after all a really good one.  Blackguard, as it is called, is the story of the brutal murder of the Phantom's wife's family and the abduction of their son.

Overall a pretty good read.  Being a Phantom phan I will HAVE to follow along with these tales.  If you like the Phantom and don't mind the format it is written in, it's a good read.


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
Feb. 14, 2009
The Phantom has been rebooted...AGAIN! Well, actually only the second time by their current U.S. publisher, Moonstone comics.  Why?  Who knows, perhaps they wanted a new number one issue to try and get Phans to jump on?

Apparently writer this is something writer Mike Bullock wanted so whatever, it doesn't look like it's going to be anything super different from the stories that Mr. Bullock has been doing for the past Moonstone Phantom issues.

I have really loved Mike Bullocks writing in the past series.  Mike is updating the Phantom to make him relevant to readers in this day and age.  Let's get this straight though... the reason I like the Phantom is that he's in the 'squeaky clean' era of the U.S when all Americans say 'Golly Gee Mrs. Robinson, I promise not be be late delivering your milk to your doorstep tomorrow!  Thank you very much nice lady for the nickel!'

I hope he doesn't lose too much innocence but of course aged cheesiness probably has to go to be relevant don't you think? 

In the updated Phantom, he takes on serious issues in Africa which is the killer aspect of this series' stories.  Bullock apparently will continue to develop that type of line.

This issue is a retelling of the Phantom's origin.  Yes, I know how many times can I look upon young Walker's bend over body holding up a skull and promising to fight evil?  It does start to make me cringe these days actually. It's issue 00 though so hopefully we are DONE with THAT for a while.  I mean, that's what Moonstone's The Phantom: Legacy was all about wasn't it?

What I really thought was neat was at the end of the book their are write ups on major characters in the stories so far.  There's of course The Phantom, his kids, wife, Guran, and even a character that hasn't been introduced yet.  That appears to be a strength of Bullock's in this series.  Who is the Phantom's arch nemesis?  Kabai Singh of course!  But it's not cool to JUST have stories about the Singh Bortherhood ALL the DANGED time!  SO what is Bullock doing to remedy that?  He's created so great characters for The Phantom's own Rogues Gallery.  Ali Gataale, Temur Singh, and personal fave Manuel Ortega are a few majors.  I hope he continues to revist these folks even though there was a big conclusion at the end of the past Moonstone series involving virtually all of them!

I am excited to see what happens with this series and will continue to follow it.  The Phantom: Ghost Who Walks will still top my comic pull list but one thing Moonstone HAS to fix is it's release schedule.  I don't know if it was because the last series was coming to a close so they took their dang time releasing the last few issues but holy mackeral they were late with EVERYTHING.  It almost got t the point where I was ready to abandon the bloody thing.  Still, if they can release this series in a timely basis, it looks like this will be a great one.

Did I mention I have no idea why they had to reboot the thing?


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
Dec. 6, 2008
Enjoyable issue that has a bunch of hot dead nurses coming back from the dead to retreive their past body part donations because 'they've changed their mind'.

Loose Lips is an adequately titled issue as that's exactly what parts they've come for.  This doesn't say 'Part One of' anywhere yet the issue isn't exactly resolved in any way. 

Will this storyline continue?  Brief glimpses of the next issue appear to be unrelated, perhaps these new baddies will arrive back in the series down the line.  For now though, I like this entry into the series.  Who can't like five hot dead nursed dressed in lingerie with scalpels?


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
Nov. 10, 2008
I love The Phantom.  This is the guy whose kept me interested single-handedly in comic books.  The Moonstone product has helped that immensely by updating the story to present day issues.  I am however choked at just how long it took to get this part five of this final issue in the series (apparently a reboot is coming or something like that). What like half a year!??!!?  I have been following Moonstone's Phantom for a long time now and that wait was just ridiculous.  I am all for small publishers but when you are releasing stuff that is a five parter you don't make a person wait for THAT long.

Anyhow, I WAS excited about this whole storyline a half year ago.  All the baddies that have come up in the past issues of Moonstone's Phantom have appeared in here, plus SALA!  I was quite excited.  The story was intense and easily is one of my favourite Phantom stories put out by Moonstone (another is the Aviatrix).  It's just too bad that a lot of my excitement waned as each month passed by.

I don't want to see Mike Bullock and his crew abandon the Phantom.  Apparently they have a plan for the next few years as well.  However, in between this long wait there was all that publicity about Moonstone and Dynamite both getting the character but Dynamite realized they did not have 'exclusive' rights to the Phantom and decided to put their ideas on the back burner.  At first I was upset because I really like the way the Phantom is being portrayed by Moonstone but if this is the way they are going to be releasing the character good riddance!  Please give him up to Dynamite!  Eat more fibre Moonstone and get some regularity going!  Sheesh.


Reviewed by CaptHowdy
Nov. 10, 2008
The story of Sheena is fleshing out.  There are lots more scenes with her involved (even if she's unconcious from a traquilizer dart) and the artwork is superb.

After following the story I suspect I know Sheena's origins now, only a few more issues will have to prove it.  I;m not too sure I like this Peyote dream the one tree-hugger character keeps having though.  There is a balance this comic needs to keep between cheesecake pretty blonde jungle babe and an entertaining storyline that doesn't go over the top goofy.  I see flashes of a good story here, just when it comes to this tree-hugger's dreams it feels a little goofy.  Hopefully that part ends soon!



Reviewed by CaptHowdy
Nov. 10, 2008
I don't know much about Sheena, Queen of the Jungle other than I fell in love with Tanya Roberts back in the eighties when I was a kid and saw the movie.  That was long ago though, and I doubt I could barely even get thrugh that film nowadays.  However, an updated Sheena I think I can handle.

After reading this 99 cent issue (listed as issue 0), I see some close similarity to Moonstone's Phantom comic in that they both take place in a modern day Africa.  I really enjoy the Phantom, so this Sheena should be a treat.  Issue 0 concentrates on being an introduction to the character which is good because I needed it.  It also sets the tone that Sheena is battling to save her jungle from an evil corporation.

The art in Sheena is pretty good, she's attractive, but the comic was so busy that she didn't wow me like in Frank Cho's Jungle Girl comics.

I am looking forward to seeing how this develops.




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