John P.

It use to be that Wednesday was the holiest of days for Comics fans. That was the day we'd all trot down to our local Comics stores to pick up our pulls. When comics were $1.25 each and an annual $1.50 it was an easy and simple way to be entertained.
Now, DC and Marvel books sell for $3.99 and a new title gets introduced for $5.99. All of which makes little to no sense. Artists work on electronic boards and send it to the publisher via the internet. The publisher hands it to an inker or letterer who helps to complete the page before it goes to a colourist. Very few comics are printed and shipped to then be distributed.
Comixology is a site were electronic versions of books are made available. That way, you need never leave home on a Wednesday since the few books you still read can be transferred to your phone, tablet, laptop. So why the high prices? The great mystery of the 21st century.

Uh, it was closed when I got there. Not my fault. Perhaps checking on a sites status before asking for a review is a good idea.

It's gotten so just looking for a new posting has become next to impossible. Posts for 4, 5, 6 even 7 years ago pop up. Is it all just machines replaying and replaying videos we have seen much too often. ARE THERE NO MODS?

Comic book Resources has been around for a stretch. Comics, TV, film, books... very little the things they won't review.

Looks interesting, does it cover Hockey and Labatt? Any SCTv questions? I know alot about those shows.

Why spend time paying for power ups when you could be earning with giftcards? Swagbucks, clever name, gives you a chance to answer questions and get paid. Simp, e enough? It couldn't be any easier.

So much of wh as t they offer is convoluted none sense. It's because they are hard to take seriously that most folks ignore them altogether.