Who'd Like A Cocktail? #244

I know, right? That's why I cycle.

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #232

Dr Thirteen proves smart men can be stupid too

Who'd Like A Cocktail? #188

Jaime, trust me: Booster Gold is not a good measure of recognition.

Trinity War Speculation

DC's unveiled a big picture of the four page gatefold in the Free Comic Book Day issue (which I didn't get - need to speak to my comic book guy)

and Newsarama has a link to an absolutely massive version of it.

Not wanting to miss out on the speculation about Trinity War, I thought I'd have a quick look and see what we've got:

Monday Memes #22

Like I said about the Iwo Jima image a couple of weeks ago, if there's a classic image, it'll be updated, reworked and used time and again. Take the cover of Crisis on Infinite Earths #7, for example. The original had Superman holding Supergirl's broken body but it could just as easily be

Green Lantern Kyle Rayner holding Donna Troy . . . Black Adam holding Osiris . . .

Red Torpedo cradling Red Tornado . . . or some lunar mummy thing holding Seaguy.

It's so versatile!

Friday Night Fights - In The Air Tonight

Friday Night Fights is back, people, and this time Spacebooger has let go of the reins and taken his feet off the pedals - anything goes in this round! But first . . .

FIGHTERS WANTED!

Do you -

Have comics?

Have a scanner?

Have a blog?

Did you answer yes to all three questions?

Then why aren't you taking part in

Friday Night Fights?!

It's free and it's fun - visit Spacebooger to join up!

Now that the spur-of-the-moment public service announcement is out of the way, here's my opening bout: two of the DCU's biggest hardcases, Hawkman vs Black Adam.

There aren't many bad guys who can comfortably take on Hawkman, a hero often so brutal I wonder how he manages to stay on the side of the angels for so long.

And it's not often that Hawkman takes a beating and comes off on the losing side but here, it's Black Adam that stands victorious.

And as much as I like Hawkman, I still kinda like the total disdain Adam has for him as he simply lets him fall.

You should all know the drill by now: get your behinds over to Spacebooger and vote, vote, vote!!

This mid-air melee first appeared in Black Adam #3 cover dated December 2007, written by Peter Tomasi with art by Doug Mahnke, Christian Alamy and Rodney Ramos.