Rockin with the Catman
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Want to get to know Gene and the Bluecaps? then this CD is for you! This collection shows a good all around sound and style of the CATMAN, Gene Vincent. This man like to rock, and the Screaming End will take you through  all the emotions of a Bluecaps album! From the slower, WOMEN LOVE to the,  trying to RACE WITH THE DEVIL, your gonna rock with the CATMAN! All the  emotions of the 50's with CRUISIN and PINK THUNDERBIRD! Tired of  Elvis,Holly,Fabian? Discover a new drive in 50's guitar and the voice of a  definite 50's rocker! Look-out devil, the catman's coming, you better  watch-out! You'll find the capitol recordings the best sounding quality  when searching the Gene Vincent catolog. (Also the best work of the  Bluecaps.) The 50's still rock and Gene Vincent is the Catman who helps  keeping it shakin'. Add this one to your 50's collection!
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Getting this is like buying the 3 DVD set of some movie you love. It has it all. Notes from the initial proposal. Thoughts from the writers, artist, editor, etc.

 The story was earth shattering (pun intended) and set the stage for DC's revival. If you love comics, the medium or the characters, buy it. It would also make a great present. For those just looking for the basics, I'd suggest a copy of the Trade Paperback.
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I was not an avid Catwoman reader and did not know a lot about her character other than she was one of Batman's foes with the occasional spark between them. This book did a great job of giving you a sense of her character and personality: she's one of those people that has to push things to the edge but still has some good in her. But sometimes her desire or ego gets the best of her and there are consequences. Each issue (there are six in the book) kept me wanting more. There is a lot of action, sexy poses, and some extreme violence. The artwork is nice and reproduced well on these glossy pages. I'll definitely be picking up the next volume.
77571
This comic adapts my favorite comic book movies of all time and makes it even more epic!! Just like the movies, you really get deep into Peter's head and it's so much more interesting in this because it shows you his thoughts!! Overall, a great collection for fans of this movie!!
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Love the film and the comics. Do yourself a favor, grab some wings, friends, and drinks and watch with friends. Try not to choke when you laugh!
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It arrived today packaged with allot of care and was in great conditon. As soon as I opened it, I read it and finished it. This is an awesome comic, great story very compelling and gripping. Wonderful graphics as well. If you love Alice Cooper and Neil Gaiman do get this, it's a must buy. The album it's self The Last Temptation is also a must buy. Because let's face it, Alice Cooper rules and this comic is all the more reason to know him. Very happy I bought this.
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Scratch 9 is an absolute joy!  This Graphic Novel collects the first 4 issues of the acclaimed Comic Book of the same name.  Follow the adventures of Scratch, an ordinary house cat thrust into the role of pseudo Super-hero when he is cat-napped by an evil scientist and subjected to his mad experiment.  Scratch gains the ability to summon any of his past 8 lives to aid him in combating the evil scientist and his minions.

The book is appropriate for children of all ages, and I can attest that adults will like it too!  A very fun, imaginative offering by Rob Worley and Jason Kruse.  Highly recommended!
1876267
Great looking wobbler of the 60's TV Catwoman. This will make any collector happy with the item,
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I'm a long time fan of TMOTU; mostly with the cult classic live action movie that is actually a sort of unofficial tribute to Jack Kirby as stated by the film's director, Gary Goddard  & of ourse the very excellent 2003 animated series from Cartoon Network. I'm really loving what DC has been doing with these characters in these comics. Beautiful artwork & excellent story's that's the perfect jumping on point for new readers. I know this fairly new DC Comics property has gotten several negative reviews since it's inception but personally they're all mostly absurd. So far each of the three Origin one shots are great & very individualist from one another in terms of story & art style. Furthermore these "MOTU -Origin Of" books are a nice follow up to the MOTU digital prequel mini series that leads into the regular monthly title. I've been picking these up from Comixology lately & highly recommended them if your into other comics like Thor, Conan, or Elric.
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The great thing about movies that enter the realm of super heroes is that nothing is over the top. Anything goes, and that is precisely why I read them on a weekly basis while growing up. The sixties were a different era of course, and I could only afford new books on Saturday. But I spent the entire afternoon reading them. It was a time to let the imagination roam unfettered. Time would seem as if suspended while you studied and imagined the world beyond a single frame or page. So with `Kick-Ass', I did exactly as I did so many years ago. Open it up, sit back and hopefully, watch in awe.

The movie opens slowly, and a foundation is laid out. This is very important due to many not having read the `Kick-Ass' series. I had never heard of it. But the premise intrigued me and that was enough. So, in a sense, I was back to the Saturday afternoon atmosphere of seeing things for the first time, as they unfolded. And unfold they did.

The rise of `Kick-Ass' was due to frustration with the status-quo. You don't have to be into comics to understand this. However, it is the second ingredient to becoming `Kick-Ass' (courage) that is uncommon. So young Dave (Aaron Johnson) has decided to change his world and the catalyst is the comic book super hero world he lives for. He creates an alter-ego `Kick-Ass' and sets out to make a difference in his world. Along the way, he'll meet allies, adversaries and find that recognition can be a two-edged sword.

Each page of `Kick-Ass' yields additions to the film that are a surprise and very welcome. Christopher Mintz-Plasse is fine as the ignored son of the local mob boss (Mark Strong) who reckons he'll be reckoned with one way or another. Nicholas Cage plays a comic book writer who has the added task of raising a daughter (Chloe Grace Moretz) alone. Chloe is a young dynamo who also happens to steal the movie (apologies to all the talent assembled, she is that good). I'm not getting into the characters here because you really need to watch the movie and let the story evolve.

The film is based on the Mark Millar comic book series. The writers worked closely with Millar . And for their efforts to bring forth a fresh and lively story to an old genre, writer Jane Goldman and writer-director, Matthew Vaughn have succeeded wildly. Oh and there will be more of these movies to come, that you can be sure of. After all, there's a charismatic thirteen year old girl who simply must entertain the world, one more time before getting back to school.
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Lots of fun.  Good stuff.  Not as good as other villain teams Ive read.  Suicide Squad is better.  BUT somehow Gail Simone made me think Catman is cool, haha.  And I already fell in love with Cheshire a long time ago.  I just wish thered been MORE of her.  And maybe ROY HARPER, my favorite DC guy.  Made me curious to read the new Secret Six, which I suppose is the point of this reissue.  But Im gonna wait for the tpb. And probably a gray market copy.
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Some of the best fun you can have watching a movie.  Guardians of the Galaxy is a fast paced, well written and acted marvel comic book adaptation to film.  It really took some "second string" characters from the marvel universe and vaulted them right to the top.  The music soundtrack is great: the use of 1970's pop tunes serve as the main character's (Peter Quill's) touchstones to the life he had, the mother he loved, and what he left behind, and they move the film along in a way that will have you tapping your feet and singing along. (If you know the songs)  Can't recommend this one enough.  It'll probably become one of your favorites too.
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This comic is almost perfect. Just the send ups of Batman are worth the price of admission. Notice how his costume changes and Mr. Ennis and Mr. McCrea recreate iconic Batman scenes. I hope that the series holds up long term. I am a big fan of these two.
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I love me some Captain America!
Slightly sluggish controls don't take anything away from this action/platformer. The animations are also pretty good, though some of the model rendering seems outdated.
Tossing shields at bad guys never gets old!!
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First off let me say this comic is AMMMMMMMMMMMMMAZING!!! Alan moore has given us a comic book treasure that's unforgettable and a geuine blast to read!  Watchmen is a very unqiue comic as it takes place in a altered 1985 where after a former heroe is murdered a mysterious vilginante named Rorarsch sets out to solve his murder and  uncovers a shocking discovery along the way.  Through all it's tweleve parts Watchmen is stunning , well-written and surely phenomonal  .  My final verdict 12 out of 10 for watchmen this is sure-fire genuis and a definite must-read also check the movie out that's great too hope you take my advice and read this comic soon.
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Garfield: A Tale of Two Kitties, is the live-action (plus 2 animated cats) sequel to the 2004 movie basic on the 80's comic strip cat. Like the original this one has Bill Murray (A Life Aquatic, Ghostbusters, etc.) replacing (with distinction) the late Lorenzo Music, who provided the cats voice on the animated TV series and specials. Also back are the cutie but clueless would be couple Garfield's owner Jon Arbuckle, played perfectly bland by Breckin Meyer and Liz the Vet, played by Jennifer Love Hewitt.  In spite of the Dickens subtitle spoof, this one is loosely Mark Twain's Prince & the Pauper. Jon follows Liz to London, England where he plans to propose to her. The fat cat stows-away uninvited and in the perfunctory identity swap Garfield finds himself mistaken for his UK double Prince (voiced by the great Tim Curry) and lording over posh castle of four-legged subjects in his stead. The evil Lord Dargis, played by Scottish actor/comedian Bill Connolly, is next in line to inherit the estate, have evil designs to get his evil hands on the royal fortune.

This one is worth seeing if only for more Murray as Garfield. Although it is surprising that the sequel  was a theatrical release when the original opened for made most of its revenue from DVD sales. The studio is counting on the summer family pickings being slim until Superman Returns, but Garfield: ATOTK is still rated PG for some tame bathroom jokes. The studio also feels that when John Cleese is unavailable Tim Curry (Rocky Horror & the voice of Lemony Snicket's audio books) is the go-to-weird English guy, for the other pampered cat-currently-called Prince. I have no problem with that Curry is a delicious pansy-cat and  Billy Connolly (Lemony Snicket's movie, Head of the Class) is always fun. I also have no problem with the use of recycling of (classic) plots, knowing where the stories going from the get-go makes any departure or twist that much more fun.

This one, like the original is goofy, but entertaining.
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Kicks Books has let the unknown Tiger Moody join the ranks.  They put out material by cats like Nick Tosches and Harlan Ellison, I had to check out the new kid.  This book is great.  A beautiful story set in the oft forgotten post WWII pre rock n roll, beats or hippies times of the early-mid 50's.  The comic books of this era had an impact on modern culture in ways most will never know.  These artists pushed the boundaries of free speech and censorship that was the precursor to Lenny Bruce, Rock n Roll, Punk, Film, and the video games of today.  Moody did a masterful job of telling a touching, painfully human story set in the 1953 New York City comic book world.  Fiction mixed with real historical characters that leaves one fiending for more, can't wait to see what's next for Moody.