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88How To Draw The Hulk
How to draw the Hulk in simple easy to follow steps with drawings and written descriptions.
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76Marvel's Jack Kirby versus DC's Curt Swan--Who was the better artist?
I got my indoctrination into the world of comics in the 1960’s and never looked back. I was a fan of the superhero comics, and found both Marvel and their Distinguished Competition (as Marvel...
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66the greatest most popular superheros
At the top of the list of the greatest superheros ever created would have to be SUPER-MAN.Super-Man holds the title for the greatest because he was the very first Super-Hero ever created,the first one to...
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60X-Men
America's favorite group of super heroes makes their big screen debut. The movie is based off the popular comic book series, in which a group of mutants protect the world that both hates and fears them....
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64X2: X-Men United
America's favorite group of outcasts are back for a sequel. Picking up where the last film left off, Wolverine is back from trying to find out a bit more about his mysterious past while the X-Men are forced...
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66About Rare Comic Book Art Pieces
When I started to research this hub, I found out something quite surprising, that there is quite alot of rare comic book art that it almost took over the search results on ebay, I never knew that so many...
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78Drawing the Classic Marvel and DC Comic Heroes
My childhood included a love for ‘60s and ‘70s Marvel and DC comics, and my ability to draw originates in part from studying the stories I read in those days. Marvel Comics offered Spider-Man, Thor,...
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64X-Men Origins: Wolverine
"I'm the best at what I do but what I do, isn't very nice", stated by Wolverine/Logan (Hugh Jackman). I guess that means he's the best at delivering great action sequences and special effects, but offers a...
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72Neal Adams versus Barry Windsor-Smith--who was the superior comic book artist?
Barry Windsor-Smith and Neal Adams were two young men who reached the heights of their fame as comic book artists in the early ‘70s. Both changed the way comics looked as perhaps no one before them...
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61X-Men: The Last Stand
Quite possibly, one of the most overhyped films I've ever seen. In this final conclusion to the "X-Men" trilogy, the film franchise goes out in the way all other super hero films go out as their franchise...
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