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  • BIO >> Cyberspace Steve was introduced to comics at a very early age and was turned into a Marvel Zombie within a year. When he became an adult-like person, he opened up the online comic shop, Cyberspace Comics.
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cyberspace steve • 07/24/12
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The 1990s offered up some ... interesting ... changes for our long-lived fan-favorites. In Action #709, Guy Gardner is no longer a Green Lantern ... he's going by his Warrior persona. Kind of looks like he escaped from a WWF match. And Superman is now back from the dead ... and sporting a mullet? Or, at least something equally "hip". Hopefully Guy's attacking Supes with some barber scissors.
cyberspace steve • 07/23/12
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The Thing accompanies his girlfriend, Alicia Masters, to a gallery opening hosted by Jess Ducan. At the event, Jess and his girlfriend, Harmony Maxwell, attempt to convince the Thing that a heroic Scarecrow watches over them (events seen in Dead of Night #11 and Marvel Spotlight #26). Despite all he's seen in his life as a super-powered adventurer, Ben Grimm doesn't buy their story of a vigilant spirit that emerges from a painting.
cyberspace steve • 07/19/12
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This week in Famous Fanmail: Mike W. Barr
Known for: creating the Maze Agency and Mantra
His letter is published in Astonishing Tales.
When was it printed? August 1970!
 
 
cyberspace steve • 07/18/12
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A fun aspect of comic books is that sometimes their covers combine to make an even larger image. Here’s a look at some connecting covers. After the events of Knightfall, Bruce Wayne handed the mantle of the Batman down to Dick Grayson in the Prodigal storyline. Brian Stelfreeze painted these covers for the Batman: Shadow […]
cyberspace steve • 07/17/12
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After looking at hundreds of comic book covers, it becomes quickly apparent that not every cover is 100% original. Whether done intentionally or even underhandedly, there’s something about uncovering these “swipes” that adds a new element of fun to reading and collecting comics. The 400th issue of Batman was illustrated by a host of great […]
cyberspace steve • 07/16/12
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Marvel Two-In-One launched in 1974, teaming the Thing with a different hero each month. This guide will tell you everything you wanted to know about the series – and more! Publisher: Marvel ComicsCover Date: July 1976Cover Price: 25¢Writer: Bill MantloArtist: Ron Wilson WHO stars in this issue? the Thing – Benjamin J. Grimm was bombarded […]
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