http://www.comicscollection.info Information on Comics and Comic Book Heroes Fri, 25 Jul 2008 09:02:03 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The hottest movie on screens around the world at the moment is Batman - The Dark Knight. There is no doubt that everyone knows Batman, with its first appearance back in 1939 in the Detective Comics issue 27. Batman is created by Bob Kane the artist, and Bill Finger the ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/11 DC Comics, the rival of Marvel Comics, has their own superheros such as Superman and Batman. Superman is the most common household name since a many years ago, back when I was a child. I recalled the very first time I watched Superman's cartoon on TV, was when I was ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/10 The characters created by Marvel Comics are interestingly named such as Spider Man, X-Men and even the Fantastic Four. These are also the names depicting their powers. Spider Man gained his power from a mutated spider bite. X-Men, on the other hand, are a group of mutated human-turned-superheros. Then there ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/9 Some parents believed that comics can cause their children to neglect their studies and thus they could not study in a proper environment. There are reports on how comics can effect badly on a child's report card. They do badly in examinations and lose interest in studying all, in the ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/8 This is not a new trend. This trend has existed since the very first movie about Superman and Batman - or even Spider Man. These are the superheros depicted in comics. An example is Marvel Comics, an American comic book company owned by the Marvel Publishing. Among the published works ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/7 The word ‘comic’ is derived from a Greek Latin word which means ‘graphic medium or images being used to convey a narration or story’. Usually there are a few images in a sequence order that tells a story. Some might have words in balloons accompanying the images to tell the ... http://www.comicscollection.info/archives/6