Brian Augustyn, the longtime comic book writer and editor responsible for bringing writer Mark Waid to The Flash in the 1990s, has died. He was 67 years old. Augustyn passed away after suffering a sudden, severe stroke, according to Waid, who posted the news to Facebook at the request of the [.]
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It's Halloween week, and if you're a fan of spooky stories, then that means there's a good chance you're packing as much horror programming as possible onto your screens and your pages. If you're a fan of atmospheric, creepy stories to read late at night with the lights off, comic books are very fertile ground for all manner of horror tales, but while some exist in the pure horror arena, others prefer to mix their scares with some superhero fun.
If the history of
Zack Snyder’s Justice League feels as if it stretches back a long time, spare a thought for the comic book at the heart of it. DC’s
Justice League of America debuted in 1960, with the team actually making its first appearance earlier that year in
Brave and the Bold #28.
In the six decades since, the team has been relaunched, rebooted, dissolved, and remade on multiple occasions, with all manner of heroes running through its line up, as the group has moved from the Northeastern coast of the US to the moon and back in terms of home locale, with just a brief stopover in Detroit during the 1980s. They’ve seen some changes, to say the least.