days of our lives came out on november 8, 1965.
days of our lives came out on november 8, 1965.
when did days of our lives come out?
november 8 , 1965
days of our lives (also stylized as days of our lives; often abbreviated to dool or days) is an american daytime soap opera broadcast on nbc. it is one of the longest-running scripted television programs in the world, airing nearly every weekday since november 8, 1965. a co-production of corday productions and sony pictures television, the series was created by husband-and-wife team ted corday and betty corday. during "days of our lives" early years, irna phillips (creator of former nbc stablemate "another world" as well as its former cbs rivals, "as the world turns" and "guiding light") served as a story editor for the program and many of the show's earliest storylines were written by william j. bell (who would depart the series in 1975 to focus full-time on "the young and the restless", which he created for cbs in 1973).
days of our lives
"midnighter" received a weighted score of 7.9 out of 10 from review aggregate website comic book roundup, indicating positive reviews, based on 8 reviews from comics critics. reviewing the first issue, comic book revolution's rokk krinn considered it a "well written and exciting read." he added: "ennis delivers an intriguing character in midnighter and a story that is full of some serious violence." don macpherson from eye on comics felt that "ennis come through with a compelling script that demonstrates a real appreciation of the title character." he described the series as "a war comic", stating that this "makes this title book something that ennis does better than most." leroy douresseaux from comicbookbin also praised ennis writing during his "midnighter" #5 review, saying that "in his comics, life is precious, making it all the more appalling that so many lives come to such horrific endings." douresseaux was positive about midnighter's characterization too, stating that ennis "works midnighter with dark edgy humor as warren ellis did in the early days of the character."
midnighter (2006 comic book)