It’s 2005. Protests against the Iraq War continue, Pope John Paul II dies, and the deadly Hurricane Katrina hits the US. People are listening to “Feel Good Inc.,” watching War of the Worlds, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreIt’s 2004. George W. Bush is re-elected, Mark Zuckerberg launches TheFacebook at Harvard, and Janet Jackson’s breast is exposed during the Super Bowl Halftime Show. People are listening to Yeah!, watching Saw, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreIt’s 2003. SARS is discovered in Vietnam, Arnold Schwarzenegger is elected Governor of California, and the Iraq War begins. People are listening to “Hey Ya!,” watching Pirates of the Caribbean, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreIt’s 2002. The WorldCom scandal exposes accounting fraud, Kelly Clarkson wins American Idol, and Halle Berry captures a Best Actress Oscar. People are listening to “Hot in Herre,” watching Spider-Man, and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreThe first book — dubbed Phenomena: The Golden City of Eyes — is set to arrive in September, with the another release coming in each of the subsequent years.
Read MoreThis special edition of Man Without Fear…By The Year covers the non main volume releases that came out during 2001, including Daredevil - Yellow and more.
Read MoreIt’s 2001. Enron’s revealed to be large-scale fraud, Wikipedia launches, and terrorists crash planes into the World Trade Center on September 11th. People are listening to “Get Ur Freak On,” watching Shrek and reading Daredevil.
Read MoreBy Wesley Messer — Everyone has media blindspots — TV we haven’t watched, movies we haven’t seen, and, for readers of this site (myself included), comics we haven’t read. In fact, there are many classic comics that I haven’t read, sometimes not even a single issue. That’s where this new series comes in — it’s called Blindspots, and it’s exactly what it sounds like: me making an effort to fill in my classic comics blindspots.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — “Jeez, DC Comics sure has a lot of young superheroes just sort of lying around and not doing anything in any regular capacity,”…is what writers Brian Michael Bendis & David F. Walker and artist John Timms must have said when they conceived of the current story arc in the publisher’s youth superhero title, Young Justice. For a few issues now, the story has steadily been pulling in more and more youthful heroes from the publisher’s deep bench — and now we get to see them all together.
Read MoreBy Zack Quaintance — Welcome back to One Hot Panel, you all, an inexplicably-named feature that shows off our favorite artwork while paying homage for some reason to a Red Hot Chili Peppers album from 1995 (One Hot Minute...natch!). This week, we have several hot panels, by several excellent artists...all of which are from the Superman: Heroes special.
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