Whether by design or providence, The Dork Review again delivers timely comic book material to the masses...this time in the form of Secret Origins #42 (July 1989).
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Year 3: the rear-view mirror Social media strategy 2.0 Revamping the blog's social media marketing was one of those plans that j...
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After a hiatus of over a year, I'm ready to renew posting here at the ole Spring Road Super Review! First, let me say a special "t...
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Readers, First, let me apologize for missing last week's post. Second, let me apologize that for this week (and perhaps future weeks) ...
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This story gets off to a bit of a slow start. Yet another adventure that begins in the laboratory of Doc Wackey, this tale hit newsstands ... -
My first memory of DC's cosmic warlord Tyr was his appearance as an action figure in Kenner's third series (1986) of Super Powers a...
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Meanwhile, despairing of their pal ever returning with the promised pork chops, Wackey and Gab have stepped out and are on their way to pi... -
It seems like we've been on a tear recently with Midnight adventures centering--one way or another--around one-off female characte... -
Overview Whenever you see one of those lists of "lamest superheroes" there's a really good chance that somewhere on ther... -
As the tale of "The Circus Mystery" (Smash Comics # 24 : July, 1941) begins, Dave Clark tells sidekicks, Gabby the talking monke... -
While re-reading through some of my old comics, I ran across yet another obscure character I'd kind of forgotten. The final story in S...
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