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<title>Big Hollywood : Steve Ditko's 'Toyland'</title>
<link>http://bighollywood.breitbart.com/blash/2009/04/06/steve-ditkos-toyland/#IDComment18383265</link>
<description>Does anyone write classic superheroes for adults? An earlier commenter noted that &amp;quot;kid friendly&amp;quot; comics are the last bastion of the traditional superhero.  For the most part, I agree with that statement.  Certainly from Marvel and DC, iconic superhero values have fallen by the wayside with few exceptions.  Of the &amp;quot;adult&amp;quot; books I nominate Justice Society of America as DCs best example and Nova for Marvel (come on, a book where the titular hero&amp;#039;s expletive is &amp;quot;Blue Blazes!&amp;quot;?  That&amp;#039;s golden!). I&amp;#039;m interested if anyone has other suggestions for current books or publishers that espouse the virtues of the heroic and superheroic. </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 8 Apr 2009 21:21:18 +0000</pubDate>
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