Monday, July 5, 2010

NY Times Reviews Law & Order: UK (and Freema Agyeman)!

From the review of Law & Order: UK by Mike Hale...
"The standouts so far are Bradley Walsh (Coronation Street), who gets the right blend of humor and resignation in the Paul Sorvino-Jerry Orbach veteran detective slot, and Freema Agyeman (Martha Jones of Dr. Who), who covers several bases as the junior prosecutor. "She’s both the minority idealist, played for three seasons by Richard Brooks..."
"...and the hot babe who often solves the case, played by a succession of actresses (none hotter than Ms. Agyeman)." (emphasis mine)
 But then, we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ already knew that!

Sunday, July 4, 2010

Enjoy the 4th of July!

The patriotic cover from his final issue (Fighting Yank #29)
FREE 4th of July Bonus: 
The Lead Story from that issue:
AND Two MORE Fighting Yank Tales!

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Flag-Draped Heroes Art Gallery

On the day before July 4th, here's some Patriotic Heroes...
Captain V
The Conqueror
Captain Courageous
Super-American
American Crusader
American Eagle
V-Man
U.S. Jones
The Flag
and, of course...
Uncle Sam, himself!

Friday, July 2, 2010

Design of the Week--Air Races!

Each week, we post a limited-edition design, to be sold for exactly 7 days, then replaced with another!
This week..a retro-kool design for a poster for Air Races!
From the early 1900s to the 1950s, organized airplane racing was as popular as NASCAR is today!
There was even a NASCAR-like organization, National Air Races (NAR), who arranged and promoted the events!
Each year, the major race of the season took place around Labor Day, each time in a different city.
This particular poster is from the 1930 (exactly 80 years ago) Chicago event at Curtis Reynolds Airport!
Available on a variety of goodies from mugs to t-shirts to totes, it'd make a great gift for someone into retro graphics, vintage aircraft, racing, or Illinois or Chicago residents to remember a long-forgotten part of their history!

Trivia: the airport became part of Naval Air Station: Glenview, Illinois during World War II, was decommissioned in the 1990s and sold for commercial and residential redevelopment in 1995.

Thursday, July 1, 2010

The Wonder Woman NEW Costume Controversy!

(Wonder Woman #178-204, 1968-72)
Well, most people picture her like THIS!
As of now, she looks like THIS!
Will this "new look" last as long as the previous major makeover?
(About 24 issues/4 years)
Or will we see this costume...
(worn by the one, true, Wonder Woman, Lynda Carter)
back within two years?
Tune in and see!

BONUS:
An AMAZING look at Wonder Woman's costumes including video games, live-action and animation!