This Week in Comics — 2011/02/22
"Astonishing X-Men" #36 Mentallo is back. The long-time psychic-for-hire (he dates back to the early days of Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D. and his working relationship with the Fixer) is now…
This Week in Comics — 2011/02/09
"Batman -- The Brave and the Bold #4" "The Bride and the Bold" Wonder Woman assists Batman by taking on the supervillainess Giganta while he deals with her partner Mouse…
Vampirella — Part II
The second installment about the mesmeric character Vampirella
Vampirella — Part I
A true survivor: created in 1969 as merely the host of a Warren Publishing B&W horror magazine, Vampirella evolved past her counterparts Uncle Creepy and Cousin Eerie into becoming a real character in her own right, one being published to this day.
“Death Note”
What can you do when you have the power of life and death, especially traceless, unstoppable death, over anyone you can name? In “Death Note”, Light Yagami discovers that despite his best (and worst) intentions, no real good can come of it.
A Comics-Based Makeover
From the "Geeks Are Sexy" website: cosmetics from MAC Cosmetics inspired by the comics character Wonder Woman. And just what would that have to do with hypnosis? Well, remembering Wonder…
“Eerie Cuties”
One of the webcomics I follow regularly is named “Eerie Cuties”. It doesn’t have anything to do with hypnosis or anything similar, but it is a very fun read with a number of engaging and amusing characters and situations and I highly recommend it.
This Week in Comics — 2011/01/12
"Heroes for Hire #2" Someone is selling new hardware on the street. Heroes for Hire have been hired to discover who and what. What they find are demonically-possessed weapons that…
“Hip Knox — The Super Hypnotist”
It just goes to show that there’s always something else to discover out there, even when dealing with such a narrow field of interest as the cross-over between hypnosis and media. As a major superhero comic fan and being somewhat knowledgeable about their history, I thought I knew of most every superheroic hypnotist but there is one that I learned about only recently.
That superhero is “Hip Knox — The Super Hypnotist”. Hip Knox appeared in Superworld Comics #1–3, along with his bitter rival, a thuggish criminal named McFadden.
But there’s a story behind the comic and the hero.