April 12, 1985. Marvel to cancel six titles - Dazzler, Defenders,
Micronauts, Thing, Power Man/Iron Fist and Rom to get ax; Jan Strnad
asks how long comics stay fresh; postal problems and CBG; comic strips
featured in Public TV series; Zot! officially becomes bi-monthly; comics
characters star in software games; Macross sells out, Comico has new
look. Cover price $1.50.
DC Universe: No RefundsVu writes:
TITANS (Television Show) (12 Oct 2018)
Warner Bros
DC Universe blocked fan because he posted about his bad experiences with the streaming service. He couldn't access DC Universe because he didn't have the latest version of its app, plus other issues. According to the fan, there are no refunds and all sales are final (however, he did get a refund).
As a digital comic book "feature" - he's got a point, it sucks that you're only given Crisis #1-4 (issue #1 wasn't originally available) to read. Sure, most of us already have 10 copies of the original classic on various printings, but I'm talking about new fans who are just discovering the ...
Posted by Vu Sleeper
CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Oct 1985)
CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS #7 (Canada) (Oct 1985)
ART OF VINTAGE DC COMICS: CRISIS #7 (Sep 2010)
COMICS BUYER'S GUIDE #595 (12 Apr 1985)
