Category: Original Art
Michelangelo, Da Vinci, Renoir, Norman Rockwell, Thomas Kincaid... Alex Ross. I'm not speaking in hyperbole when I lump Ross in with these other master artists. Each had works and styles distinctly memorable and significant. If Renoir was a master of color, Kincaid a...
The Six Billion Dollar Man is a movie barely alive. Can we rebuild it...better, stronger, faster? I hope so because I'm a huge fan of the original series and Lee Majors. Whether Mark Wahlberg's cost-of-living adjusted movie takes a giant...
She is truly a Wonder Woman among boys! Wonder Woman has never been afraid to mix it up in the male-dominated comic universe. Though not the first super-heroine, Wonder Woman ranks first...
Wonder Woman 84 flew into theatres and streams on Christmas day. Not everyone loved the movie, but I enjoyed it. Comic book and art collectors rallied around the magic lasso for the confrontation between Wonder Woman and...
Few DC comics grab a spot in the GoCollect hot 100 Silver Age comics list. Hawkman #4 featuring the debut of Zatanna found its way to position 32 at the end of...
If you could put together a Rock Festival featuring all your favorites past or present, living or dead, who would you include? Similar question for a movie premiere marathon? How about a convention panel featuring stars from your favorite shows, living or...
I recall feeling blown away AND completely elated when leaving the theatre the first time I saw Star Wars as a thirteen year old. Obviously, I had the foresight to stash away...
Dark Horse comics like Star Wars: Heir to the Empire and Star Wars: Legacy are burning up the hot lists on GoCollect. And I don't dismiss the fandemonium for Marvel Star Wars offerings. After...
Who is the first superhero? As a comic BOOK guy, I would have always gone with Superman. He had the costume, the powers, and eventually, the catch phrase. Of course, Superman busted onto the scene in Action Comics 1, 1939. But...
Is it fair to say Joker is a darker character in the last thirty-five years than he was in the prior 35 years? Compare Brian Bolland's Joker in 1988 to Murphy Anderson's Joker in 1966 (see below). Compare...