We have a winner!

Well, I'm happy to say that there is a winner of the contest! The (anonymous) family got all five locations right! Since I've delivered their prize, a am officially ending the contest. For those of you who are wondering what the answers are, here they are:
BLOG CONTEST ANSWER SHEET

Marvel, New York, NY, U.S.
Paws, Inc., Muncie, Indiana
Dark Horse Comics, Milwaukie, OR, USA
DC Comics,New York, New York
United Feature Syndicate, New York, NY, United States
Bye!

Contest!

Hi! This week, I'm going to have a contest! Whoever can name all 5 of the locations of the headquarters of Marvel Comics, Paws, inc., Dark Horse Comics, DC Comics, and United Feature Syndicate, or the most by August 2, 2010, and e-mails the answer to me at jasoneinsteinfox@gmail.com, wins a FREE copy of Take us to Your Mall by Bill Amend! You only have four days, so hurry!
Bye!
P.S. No using Google or Wikipedia!

39 Clues: Book 10

Guess what? The 10th 39 Clues book will be the last in the series! I (and probably a lot of other people) thought there would be 39 books in the series! At least the school librarian (now retired) said so. I am so surprised! For proof, check Wikipedia.
Bye!

BREAKING NEWS

BREAKING NEWS

The Triceretops never existed! It was actually the baby form of the Torosaurus! As a Triceratops grew older, its skull changed into a Torosaurus'! To see more detail, click here.
I can't believe it!
-Evan

The Orgin of Metamorpho, the Element Man

Hi! Today, I'm going to talk about how Metamorpho, the Element Man got his powers. He was originally wealthy explorer Rex Mason, and was working for his girlfriend's dad, Simon Stagg. But when Simon sent Rex to get the Orb of Ra in Egypt, but instead was fully exposed to the "Meteor of Ra", which was the source of the Orb. Instead of dying, he got the incredible (yet kind of silly) power to turn into any element in the human body, and to shapeshift. And that's how Metamorpho got his powers.

All about Showcase Presents...

Hi! Today I'm going to talk about the Showcase Presents... books that DC Comics has. They're ultra-cheap 500-page books that contain dozens of issues on just about any superhero in chronological order! The only downside is that they're black and white, but the $9.99 price tag more than makes up for that. Here are pictures of some:



As you can see, they're pretty cool. So, if you're starting a comic book collection, look for one of these.

Independence Day comics

Hi! Today, to make up for the Fourth of July's lack of posts, I'm going to show various patriotic comic book covers, panels, and illustrations.



Bye!