Erik S asked:


I mean I am in the middle of reading watchmen and I wanted to get into comics, but the sheer number of them out there is a little overwhelming. So, where should I begin.

kayjayzdad asked:

The secrets of the Sentry are revealed but is it too late? Is this a hero reborn or a eulogy? The most pivotal moment in this controversial characters life yet is here, and how it affects the siege on Asgard will leave you breathless.

drewb asked:


I am a young adult who has not read comic books since I was a little kid, but I am going to the comic book convention in Chicago tomorrow and I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions about titles I should look for that would help me get interested in reading comics again.

WallyWayne asked:


I want to read like Batman #1 or the Action comics that first showed superman but people who have them like go crazy and wont even let you touch them…does anyone know where I can read these vintage comics?

PulpSecret asked:

We’re kicking off our special holiday episodes: The Stack’s 2007 Year in Comic Books. Here are ours and your picks for the top five indie comics of 2007. Let us know what you think! Talk back in the comments.

Chichiri asked:


Growing up, I never had the opportunity nor the means (and time) to collect Superman comics…. I only started collecting them (newer issues and continuity), but I lost them. Don’t know where they are. Plus, I still don’t have the old ones.

Jack (Catholicism is the Truth!) asked:


I’m totally new to comic books, but I’m really interested in them, especially superhero ones. Since it’s such a vast world, can any fan tell me what i should do and where i should start?

BenjaminHayden asked:

Every show opening from the Marvel Comics cartoons from the 1960s.

comicculturewarrior asked:

Elliott and Jose take a look at “DOOMWAR” #1 from Marvel Comics. It’s a mini-series from Marvel that costs $3.99 so the guys have GOTTA HATE IT, right? You will be just as surprised as they were after reading this book by John Maberry and Scott Eaton. CHECK OUT THE CCW*TV BLOG! http:comicculturewarrior.wordpress.com

expertvillage asked:

After inking the comic, erase remaining pencil lines, white ink areas that need emphasis and add motion lines with pen. Detail the comic post-inking to make it easier for the scanner with tips from a comics marketer, writer and creator in this free video on comics. Expert: Mark Poulton Contact: www.koniwaves.com Bio: Mark Poulton has worked in the comic book industry for the past three years. He is the writer/co-creator of the hit comic series “Koni Waves.” Filmmaker: Joel Young