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From many of the comic book lists on this site you can tell Toptenz.net is big supporter of comic books. In today’s comic books you don’t see the advertisements you used to – no ads with outrageous promises to be taller or more muscular. No advertisements to own a nuclear sub or army tank can [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Friday, September 14, 2012 at 12:01 am
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From gentle lessons and polite admonitions on the level of a Dr. Seuss to violent and fiery anti-everybody rhetoric pounded out by vicious haters, the satire’s sarcastic and ironic writing style encompasses a wide range of authors, eras, social milieus, and styles. Today, publications such as The Onion and television productions like The Colbert Report [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Tuesday, July 13, 2010 at 12:01 am
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The Marvel Comics enterprise has been at the forefront of presenting fictional superheroes who have commanded a global following. However, among the list of many illustrious and immensely popular characters, there are also some who never climbed the popularity charts and eventually had to be dumped or mercifully killed off. While, some of these were [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Friday, September 11, 2009 at 12:01 am
Filed under Comics · Tagged Avengers, Comic, comic book characters, comic books, doctor bong, fantastic four, howard the duck, john byrne, marvel, marvel comics, MODOK, spider-man, superheroes, supervillains, The swarm, top 10 weird marvel comic characters
Would anyone really want to live forever? Well, this group didn’t get to make the choice for death’s sweet release vs life’s everlasting pain. From fiction to folklore, this list is a compilation of those given the everlasting gift of life – the top 10 immortals. 10. Shadow the Hedgehog How is he an immortal? [...]
Posted by Katherine Watt on Monday, April 27, 2009 at 2:45 am
Filed under People · Tagged claire bennet, Comic, dc comics, death, duncan macleod, Friday the 13th, healing, Heroes, hidan, highlander, immortal, immortals, Jason Voorhees, leonard jones, live forever, merlin, naruto, never die, Q, ra's al ghul, shadow the hedgehog, Star Trek, top 10 lists, Wolverine, x-men
The mythos of Superman has been circulating the planet Earth for more than 50 years now. And besides the first form, a comic book, that gave us this super-powered Kryptonian, there have been numerous television shows, movies and other forms of media to Earth’s best Boy Scout. The most recent sojourn into his mighty mythology [...]
Posted by William O'Dell on Monday, January 12, 2009 at 1:39 am
Filed under Comics, Television · Tagged animation, Bizarro, Christopher Reeve, clark kent, Comic, comic book, D.C., kal el, krypton, lana lang, Lex Luthor, metropolis, smallville, Superman, Television, Tom Welling
Batman has some of the best villains of any superhero and some of the worst villains. The Joker made it to #2 on our list of best comic book villains, showing the popularity and ruthlessness of Batman’s arch nemesis. But hold the Batphone just one minute. Batman’s rogue gallery has its share of villains that [...]
Posted by Topher on Thursday, July 17, 2008 at 12:15 am
Filed under Comics · Tagged Batman, batman the dark knight, batman the dark knight movie, batman villains, batzarro, Bizarro, Comic, comic book villain, comic book villains, comics, crime lord, criminal genius, dark kinght, detective comics, evil villains, Firefly, Garfield Lynns, Joker, Julian Day, Kingpin, Lex Luthor, Philip Reardon, rogue gallery, Superman, top 10 list
Yesterday’s post on gangster nicknames was a bit on the heavy side, so today we will lighten it up with something more comical. Not many people may realize Ronald Reagan had quite the funny bone and was one of the more humorous Presidents, never taking himself too seriously. Whether you are Republican or Democrat you [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Monday, June 23, 2008 at 10:33 pm
Filed under Humor, People, Politics · Tagged clint eastwood, Comic, Humor, humorous quotes, Jimmy Carter, oldest profession, presidency, presidential debate, Republican, ronald reagan, Thomas Jefferson, top 10 list, walter mondale
Back in the day when comics weren’t the big business they are today you only had a few underpaid and overworked people pushing out a large number of comic books every month. And those overworked employees and freelancers did an incredible job of laying the groundwork for the high quality of comic books we have [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Monday, June 16, 2008 at 10:49 pm
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There are really only three superheroes that have reached iconic status: Batman, Superman & Spider-man (with the hyphen). And while all three have universal appeal, Spider-man elicits sympathy and empathy more than any other superhero. Batman and Superman both have wonderful and rich origins that have shaped their lives, in the heroic sense as well [...]
Posted by Topher on Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 7:30 pm
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The subject of humor and what someone thinks is funny is always relative, subjective and a matter of personal opinion. But that is what this site is all about…personal opinions. With that in mind here is a list of the top ten funniest webcomics on the Internet today. Whether you agree or not, you’ll probably [...]
Posted by Shell Harris on Saturday, May 24, 2008 at 5:47 am
Filed under Art, Humor, Internet · Tagged Achewood, Comic, comics, Dinosaur Comics, Dr. McNinja, Frenetic Funnies, Goats, Penny Arcade, Player vs Player, PVP, Questionable Content, Scott Kurtz, Toothpaste for Dinner, top 10 list, webcomic, xkcd