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Superman Toy Umbrella

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Darth Vader Star Wars Cheerios 2015

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Cheerio Cereal toy tie-in with The Dark Knight

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Comic Book Rack Feb 3, 2012 - Barnes and Noble

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Verdusa Spider Tee – Amazon

Original Page July 10, 2021

Remembering the No Pants edict of the New 52

Diamond files for bankruptcy protection

2024 was a bad year for Superhero Movies – MSN Collider

"Nearly Every Superhero Film in 2024 Failed Critically and Financially"

Some have said that directors on these films aren't allowed to really direct the films, they are instead "cast" as a director then given a lot of instruction from the higher-up executives (or from a "ghost director" who is the real director, but hidden). And then the edit cut is mauled by committee. This would explain some of the problems in films like Madame Webb, for example, but it doesn't explain the horrible bloat of something like Ant Man 3.

Articles

The Top Batman Runs

Batman's No Kill Rule

Review Brave and the Bold #131, DC Comics December 1976

Sea Monkeys, X-Ray Glasses, Cheap Nuclear Submarines: The Rip-off Toys from the Back Pages of Comic Books

Review: Supergirl in Adventure Comics #423, Sept 1972

Review: Knight Terrors First Blood #1, DC Comics July 2023

Review: Mission Impossible 7: Dead Reckoning

The Secret Life of Catwoman, Batman #62, Dec 1950–Jan 1951

Superhero movies on the ropes

Superhero Comics and the Freedom of Art

Roy Lichtenstein and the comic books he cribbed from

The classic three-act storytelling technique

What is the largest American comic book ever published?

The largest American comic book ever printed is Cerebus the Aardvark #0 by Dave Sim published by Aardvark-Vanaheim in 1992. The comic book measures 3 feet by 2 feet (36"X24" i.e., 610 x 914 mm), with fold-out pages that extend to an even larger size. The comic book was produced in a limited edition of only 3,000 copies.

The largest comic book yet published?

Attack On Titan, as checked by Guinness World Records, is measured at 39.3 inches (1,000 millimetres) for length, and 27.6 inches (703 millimetres) for width, giving it a total area of 1,089.5 inches (7,030 square centimetres) with a weight of 31.31 pounds (13.75 kilograms).

This doesn't include the book cover, which is 39.7 inches (1,010 millimetres) in height and 28.11 inches (714 millimetres) wide.

Review: Weird Mystery #4, Jan-Feb 1973

The Origin of the Superman-Batman Team - review of World's Finest #94, May-June 1958, art by Dick Sprang

Alan Moore's Revenge – Deconstruction wrecks the DC Universe

Guide to collecting comic book art - Dec 1, 2021, MSN News

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