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As a fellow child of the 1990s, I must point out that Superman was not "nowhere to be seen." This article curiously overlooks the excellent Superman: The Animated Series. The Dean Cain live-action TV...

I didn't realize it either until I tried to think of some. I think so far we've listed women who have had scientific training, but we haven't really listed anyone like Tony Stark or Hank Pym who...

I know, but Moonstone has used her knowledge of psychiatry to aid her supervillainy. If I remember correctly, she did develop mind-control techniques, so I think that she should count.

I also...

Marvel has a lot of scientist superheroes like Reed Richards, Tony Stark, and Bruce Banner. However, I can't think of any female scientist superheroes except for Jean Grey in the X-Men movies (not...

I loved this issue. I've been reading the original Eastman/Laird run in the Ultimate Collections and this year's Annual fits right into those stories.

I'd say that right now Batman is more popular because of the Nolan/Bale trilogy, but that can change in time. Garfield's Spider-Man movies are just starting, and they will probably be darker than...

Isn't Ultimate Peter Parker already on a "hiatus?"

1) I think his Spider-Sense would go off because it seems like it reacts to things that threaten his secret ID.

As for #2, in general I try not to overthink the Spider-Sense, it seems to behave...

I'm looking forward to this, and I love that cover.

If this question has already been answered in this thread, I apologize. Does anyone know what the deal is with Mirage TMNT Volume 1 Issue 18? The Ultimate Collection Volume 3 skips from 17 to 19. ...

Independents probably have less administrative costs than the larger publishers. They probably have many fewer people on staff to pay. They must be way more efficient and cost-effective, or just...

I hope the reason is because the creators get better pay, benefits, and royalties. Creators from the era of cheap disposable comics were often treated poorly.

I think comics based on the 90s...

I don't know about the near future, but I do want to see Doom use his time machine to move to the FAR future, then lose his memory, get bored of future life, travel back in time to ancient Egypt to...

It sounds like Grant Morrison is following in L. Ron Hubbard's footsteps.

I think it would be hilarious if someone other than WB made a TV show called Amazon about a Greek Amazonian princess in the modern world. Maybe she could even be named Diana. As long as they don't...

I don't know how it was received. I don't think the movie had a big advertising push because I hadn't even heard of it until a few years after it came out. Still the action is really stylish and it...

That title sounds like a before and after puzzle from Wheel of Fortune. Couldn't they just call it Star Trek 12, Star Trek 2? At least throw in a colon after "Star Trek" and add a subtitle.

It looks like most of these movies are sci-fi action movies except for Fight Club. It seems to me you want sci-fi action with some social commentary.

Equilibrium is a pretty cool dystopian sci-fi...

Unfortunately, this was my least favorite issue. I think it would have read fine in a trade, but the slow pace killed it for me. Also you'd think the rebels would sent more people during their attack...

I managed to see a few episodes of this show when I was very young, but I had no idea what channel it was on or what time it aired, so I was never able to find it again. I honestly remember nothing...

Usually when comics go to another country and are translated into another language you tend to get a better value because the comics have already made a profit in their home country. For example,...

I will take any superhero game that is not a mobile game, social game, or motion controlled game (the exception is wiimote controlled). (If it isn't already obvious, it bugs me that the only Avengers...

I love when superheroes fight out of costume. One of my favorites is that episode of Batman: TAS where Bruce loses his memory and finds himself in a slave labor camp. To use a Marvel example, when...

I don't know if you'd consider this a historical event, but in the late 80s when the Thing was leader of the Fantastic Four, they went into space and got attacked by a Strategic Defense Initiative...

I consider Gladiator to be very Superman-like. He's a ridiculously powerful alien, but he doesn't have a human identity or life like Superman does.