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	Comics Radar
		Comics Radar 031 - Interview with Sean Taylor.
		While, I think it is a topic worthy of discussion, I’m not actually talkin about sexuality in comics, I just want to link to this story about Gemma Corin, who, at 22, did her masters on Sexuality in Comics after reading Young Avengers, which features two “out” characters, Wiccan (or Asgardian) and Hulkling.
		Anyways, I got a free comic for anyone (other than Gemma herself, if she reads this) that can identify what she’s reading.
	www.comicsradar.com (1856 words)

	Arsenal (comics) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Arsenal is a fictional superhero in the DC Comics Universe.
		Arsenal served as a full-time member on the team, and resided at the new Titans Tower with his daughter, Lian.
		Arsenal was shot in the chest while attempting to stop Brother Blood from activating a global network of sleeper agents.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arsenal_(comics) (1816 words)

	Arsenal (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		An arsenal is an establishment for the construction, repair, receipt, storage and issue of arms and ammunition.
		Arsenal tube station, a station on the London Underground.
		In comic books, Arsenal is the current super-hero name of Roy Harper, the original Speedy (sidekick to Green Arrow).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Arsenal_(disambiguation) (181 words)

	Batman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		After the introduction of DC Comics' multiverse in the 1960s, it is retroactively established that the Golden Age Batman lives on the parallel world of Earth-Two.
		The Silver Age of comic books in DC Comics is sometimes held to have begun in 1956 when the publisher introduced Barry Allen as a new, updated version of The Flash.
		After Zero Hour, DC Comics introduced the idea of Batman as an urban legend; however, Batman is "outed" in the "War Games" crossover, when his live image is broadcast over the news during a brief daytime appearance in front of a high school under siege in Gotham.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Batman (8228 words)

	Fanzing 10 - September 1998 - Comics Cabana
		ARSENAL #1, written by Grayson and penciled by Rick Mays, follows the exploits of Roy Harper and his daughter, Lian, and their eventual encounter with the villainous Vandal Savage.
		Arsenal learns that his daughter needs a kidney transplant, and his newfound connection to Vandal Savage may be his only way out.
		This story is well on its way to setting Arsenal apart from his past with Green Arrow and his fellow Titans, allowing him to finally stand on his own as a major player in the DCU that has been around for almost 57 years.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing10/ccabana.shtml (963 words)

	The Deadbolt - Arsenal Down Juventus 2-0
		On the strength of goals by Spanish teen sensation Cesc Fabregas and Thierry Henry, coupled with a self-destructive Italian side, Arsenal have gone ahead by 2 goals in the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals and spoiled Patrick Vieria's return to Highbury.
		Using the Highbury crowd to their advantage, the Gunners were able to maintain their tight defense, in the seventh straight game without allowing a goal.
		In the 69th minute, Arsenal' frustrations would end, as Aleksandr Hleb fed a ball forward to Fabregas, who ran on to challenge the Italian goalkeeper.
	www.thedeadbolt.com /news/034444/arsenalbeatsjuventus.php (783 words)

	Titans Tower: Arsenal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Arsenal Quick Bio: When Roy Harper's forest ranger father perished in a fire, Green Arrow adopted the young orphan and trained the natural-born archer as his sidekick, Speedy.
		Arsenal #1-4 [October 1998 to January 1999]: Arsenal confronts Vandal Savage in a mini series written by Devin Grayson and drawn by Rick Mays.
		Arsenal led this new group of Titans [NEW TITANS #114], and was consistently challenged by the burdens of leadership.
	www.titanstower.com /source/whoswho/rharper.html (5560 words)

	The religion of The Thing (Ben Grimm) of the Fantastic Four
		Many major comic book characters have died or apparently died only to be brought back to life later by various means (technological, magical, mystical, alien, etc., or simply by revealing that the character had not actually died after all).
		But comic book fans, we tend to take the integrity of our universe very seriously, and the fact that there was one story in 1974 or whenever that showed -- that indicated -- you know, "incontroversibly" (sic) that this is the case when, in fact, it doesn't really prove anything.
		Many of them have debated their beliefs in the comics - as you say, not the hardline way, but that is definitely not the same as saying that they are not Christian superheroes [or Jewish superheroes], or that they are not devoted.
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/Thing.html (10742 words)

	Welcome to Silver Bullet Comics! // THE source, nuff said! // Comics, Subscriptions, News, Previews, Reviews, Events, ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Writer Salvador Vazquez returns to comics after his work in the best-selling mexican comic-book 'Lugo', the title that discovered such talents as Carlo Barberi, Raúl Treviño and Daniel Pérez, with whom he created and developed the world of 'El Arsenal' almost five years ago.
		Daniel Pérez is an up-and-coming artist and colorist who has worked for Marvel and DC Comics in the United States and Les Humanoids Associes in France.
		Salvador has created a mad world in 'El Arsenal', one which combines his love for science fiction and action movies with the most unknown details of mexican folklore.
	www.silverbulletcomics.com /news/story.php?a=390 (513 words)

	Sequential Tart -- A Comics Industry Web Zine
		You get the feeling that Grayson would just as soon have her characters sit down in a coffee shop and talk about their feelings all issue than go out and stamp down the forces of evil.
		Okay, I always yell that the ability to write characters is the most important part of comic book writing, but, I say it with a caveat: character may dictate action, but, action also dictates character.
		What I mean is that the characters have to have something to react against---that old fashioned thing called plot, man against man, man against nature, man against himself stuff that we all learn about in 5th grade English class.
	www.sequentialtart.com /sept98/reviews/arsenal2.html (373 words)

	The religion of Arsenal (Roy Harper Jr.), Teen Titans (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The superhero now known as Arsenal was for many decades known as "Speedy," a heroic archer who was originally introduced as the teenaged sidekick of the adult hero Green Arrow.
		Apparently since the inception of the character, whose real name is Roy Harper, Jr., the key ingredient to his origin story is that Harper was the son of a forest ranger who was orphaned and raised by Navajo Indians.
		Yet in the DC comics in which he appears, it has been clearly shown that the traditional Navajo religion (or at least his perception of it) as his own belief system.
	www.adherents.com /lit/comics/Arsenal.html (886 words)

	El Arsenal: Unknown Enemy #1 Review - Silver Bullet Comics
		This book gets one automatic bullet for not being a superhero comic; instead it’s a near-future science fiction tale that could be broadly accurately described as Cowboy Bebop with more emphasis on the “Cowboy” bit (although there are musical influences here too, notably in the chapter titles).
		Since one of the great unrealised truths in the American comics market is that the medium is absolutely perfect for doing science fiction, that’s great to see.
		There’s some good work done with the art too; storytelling is clear, and the comic as a whole has that rich, sumptuous look common to European work (which I like a lot) combined with an almost anime-esque visual style (which I’m not so fond of, but it’s done well here).
	www.silverbulletcomicbooks.com /reviews/112505906183848.htm (390 words)

	More Fun Comics #73
		He then attacks the bad guys directly, but is knocked out when they run into their arsenal and drop a sledgehammer on him.
		His Adventure Comics run was almost continuous from issue #103 until #280, when DC decided to try him out in Showcase.
		The story does not have a name beyond "Aquaman", but the GCD designates it as "The Submarine Strikes" which is good enough for me. I do not have the DC code for the story.
	www.eskimo.com /~tegan/aqua/rev/gold/mor_073.html (2865 words)

	Looking In on The Outsiders
		As Nightwing and Arsenal launch a new supergroup, there have been postings on message boards calling for a return of the team originally formed by Batman.
		Despite the new Outsiders connections to the original team, it is my hope the title will develop its own voice, free from being overshadowed by either of the earlier titles.
		The best part of the book for me is the interplay between Nightwing and Arsenal.
	www.comicbookbin.com /bubble12.html (769 words)

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		Ace New York comics artist Art Spiegelman will speak publicly twice in the Bay Area this weekend.
		The first major comic convention of the year, it was held in San Francisco on Feb. 10-12.
		In celebration of its 20th year, Wondercon’s lineup was composed of the biggest names in comics, from major to independent publishers.
	comics.info-dig.info /arsenalcomicdcherosuper.aspx (93 words)

	BUZZSCOPE :: El Arsenal: Unknown Enemy #1 (of 3)
		El Arsenal has the kinetic energy and bombast of Robert Rodriguez’ earliest films, and as introductory issues go, it wisely opts for a few hard jabs straight to the eye instead of the drawn-out, rope-a-dope approach that plagues most mainstream comics these days.
		The one notable flaw comes in the lettering (and possibly, the translation is equally at fault here?) as there’s a handful of typos and missing punctuation that occasionally pull the reader out of the story.
		Lettering/translation issues aside, El Arsenal has all of the kinetic energy, bombast and melodrama of Robert Rodriguez’ earliest films, and as introductory issues go, Vazquez Mtz.
	popcultureshock.com /reviews.php?id=4742 (647 words)

	The Roar of Comics
		So, in 1996, with a new Green Arrow, Buddhist monk Connor Hawke, and a new Green Lantern, freelance artist Kyle Rayner, Chuck Dixon and Ron Marz thought it'd be fun to do a crossover and revive the old GL/GA from the "Relevancy" period of the early '70s.
		The day is coming, and coming soon, when DC and Marvel make the transition from the magazine publishers they were to the book publishers they need to be.
		Yes, the move from magazines to books will be good for comics in general, both in terms of art and business, but I'm not sure it will be good for ongoing superhero comics.
	roar-of-comics.blogspot.com (3796 words)

	RoyToys - The Unofficial Arsenal Fan Site (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery and hopefully DC Comics will see this as such.
		Some material may not be suitable for children but I try to keep it within reasonable bounds as set by DC Comics themselves.
		All works by DC Comics are admittedly pilfered by the webmistress but if they wouldn't make such a cool character, I wouldn't be "forced" to pilfer.
	www.angelfire.com /ks/RoyToys (151 words)

	Fanzing 39 - October 2001 - Emerald Archers and Boy Bowmen
		Still, one can't help but be suspicious of a series featuring a socialite and his ward, a unique vehicle (the Arrowcar) and a clown as their chief adversary (Bull's-Eye).
		GA, on the other hand, had been an afterthought in the League (joining in JLA # 4) and the closest he came to a try-out was a team-up with the Martian Manhunter late in the summer of 1963 (The Brave and The Bold # 50).
		As Arsenal, Roy's low self-esteem and loser status have been brought to the forefront as never before.
	www.fanzing.com /mag/fanzing39/feature2.shtml (4134 words)

	Miscelleneous - dccomics.jouwpagina.nl
		Justin\'s Honest-to-Goodness Blue Devil Page DC Comics fan site devoted to the azure-hued superhero created by Dan Mishkin, Gary Cohn, and Paris Cullins, and specifically to his two-fisted 1980s solo series.
		This PBEM (Play by e-mail) is based on the Suicide Squad series (66 issues, 1987-1992, plus an Annual, crossovers with the Doom Patrol, Checkmate, Manhunter and Firestorm) Written by the Great John Ostrander.
		Tempest\'s Purple Reign & Arsenal homepage Tempest\'s Purple Reign is the unofficial homepage for DC Comics\' hero Tempest and his Titans cohort, Arsenal.
	dccomics.jouwpagina.nl /rubrieken/miscelleneous.html (578 words)

	Blue Corn Comics -- Indian Comics Irregular
		For more information on Indians, comics, and Indians in comics, subscribe to our free e-mail newsletter, Indian Comics Irregular.
		Includes news, reviews, and the latest from Blue Corn Comics.
		What people are saying about ICI and Blue Corn Comics
	www.bluecorncomics.com /ici.htm (222 words)

	COMICON.com: 5/22 EL ARSENAL FROM ARCANA THIS SUMMER
		Arsenal is not your every-day comics fare, and it will finally see the light
		Writer Salvador Vazquez returns to comics after his work in the best-selling
		Salvador has created a mad world in 'El Arsenal', one which combines his love for science fiction and action movies
	www.comicon.com /cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=37&t=004744 (465 words)

	eBay.co.uk - keown, Football Memorabilia, Comics, Cigarette Tea Gum Cards items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Arsenal Football / Soccer - Collector Card set
		20 arsenal football cards, panani, merlin, pro set.
		Martin Keown Arsenal signed card andphoto mount COA
	search-desc.ebay.co.uk /keown_W0QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQftsZ2 (339 words)

	Comics Continuum
		Marvel Comics has released a rundown of its trade paperbacks, digest and hardcovers through the fall and into early next year.
		Villains United #1 Second Printing has sold out at DC Comics nine days before its in-store date of May 18.
		DC Comics is sending the issue back to press for a new, third printing, scheduled to arrive in stores on June 8.
	www.comicscontinuum.com /stories/0505/23 (853 words)

	The new Goblin Pic! OH MY GOD IT RULES! - Page 9 - The Superhero Hype! Boards (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And you are celebrating the superhero comics world's answer to almost every costume in this century: bright spandex, which is that way because of the simplified coloring of golden age comics.
		andlt;andlt; The goblin is a result of certain elements of his psyche, post-accident or not, and this is based on an entirely valid interpretation of the comic book.
		And I think it's in how one interprets the comic book material is what it boils down to.
	www.superherohype.com /forums/showthread.php?p=2054 (2694 words)

	Arsenal - Re: Marvel comics availability. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Are there other non-MAX Marvel comics that your local bookstore doesn't carry, though they carry comics in general?
		When I was living in Honolulu, the two comic stores I'd go to there carried pretty much everything.
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	www.comicboards.com /mub/view.php?rpl=031125180037 (199 words)

	The Unofficial Arsenal Biography
		Reinventing himself as Arsenal, master of many weapons, not just the bow and arrow, he temporarily took over leadership of the Titans when the group was under the auspices of the American government.
		All titles, characters, character names, slogans, logos, and related indicia are trademarks ® of and copyright © DC Comics unless otherwise noted here and are used without permission.
		This site is not used to make a profit, rather its purpose is to attract more people to the greatness that is DC COMICS.
	www.dcuguide.com /who.php?name=arsenal4 (262 words)

	IGN: Charlize Theron's Arsenal
		There are many moments inducing you to say, "Oohhh, I can do that?" and "Oh man, I just did that!" while remaining stylish and starring a healthy and attractive leading female heroine.
		With Aeon, players are challenged to try out a variety of her physical abilities and use a healthy arsenal of weaponry and gadgets.
		The physical abilities comprise jumping, rolling forward to duck into small spaces, running across walls to avoid pits, running up walls, hanging off of ledges, hanging onto poles, jumping from pole to pole, vaulting off of small ledges, freefalling while attached to a bungee cord, and many more.
	xbox.ign.com /articles/652/652956p1.html (655 words)

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