FEATURE INTERVIEW: Christos Gage: The Question of Moral Obligation
By Charles Webb
Recently, Charles Webb got the chance to pick the brain of writer Christos Gage about his newest title, Absolution... more
WHAT LOOKS GOOD #265: Over Predation!
By Michael A. Diaz
Hey comic book fans! It's another week and another chance to check out What Looks Good...more
BUSTED KNUCKLES: This Means WAR!
By Beau Smith
Between the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese and the one by terrorists on 9/11, there was another attack... more
FEATURE INTERVIEW: Mike Carey: The "________" Explored, A Look at Tommy Taylor
By Geoff Collins
Recently, Geoff Collins got the chance to sit down and chat with the talented Mike Carey.... more
Batman Confidential #31
Reviewed By Jason Cohen
Plot: A Russian kingpin, known as the Tsar, is moving in on Gotham.
Comments: "The Bat and the Beast" opens…
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Archie's Pal Jughead #195
Reviewed By Penny Kenny
Archie: “You know Jug, it goes against your nature to play underhanded tricks.”
Jughead: “This time I wanna come out ahead! …
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Finding Nemo: Reef Rescue #1
Reviewed By David Wallace
BOOM! Studios has done pretty well for itself in recent months, releasing several new mini-series based on high profile…
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Toy Story: The Mysterious Stranger #2
Reviewed By David Wallace
The second issue of BOOM! Studios’ Toy Story comic is a slight improvement on the first. The story is a bit more…
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Mr. Stuffins #3
Reviewed By Andre Lamar
“Hard to Bear”
The Tyler family has been kidnapped and Mr. Stuffins is the only one who can save them.
Evil forces…
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G.I. JOE #6
Reviewed By Charles Webb
Plot: A rogue Snake Eyes and Scarlet try to find information about the mysterious Cobra group while Destro wears a kilt…
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Irredeemable #4
Reviewed By Bill Janzen
What would happen if Superman became a malicious, genocidal supervillain? This is the premise of BOOM! studios' series,…
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Last Days of Animal Man #2
Reviewed By David Wallace
The first thing that I noticed about this second issue of The Last Days Of Animal Man was a blurb on the front cover…
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MIKE CAREY: The "________" Explored, A Look at Tommy Taylor
By Geoff Collins
Recently, Geoff Collins got the chance to sit down and chat with the talented Mike Carey.... more
CHRISTOS GAGE: The Question of Moral Obligation
By Charles Webb
Recently, Charles Webb got the chance to pick the brain of writer Christos Gage about his newest title, Absolution... more
FRED CHAO: Building Your Everyman's Hiro
By Matt Sargeson
Is the great 21st century graphic novel ensconced in your brain, screaming to be born like some unholy, verb-smeared Alien-style chest-burster!?!...more
JIMMY PALMIOTTI: The Nitty Gritty About Jonah Hex
By Andre Lamar
Recently I caught up with the talented writer/artist Jimmy Palmiotti to discuss the latest issue of Jonah Hex, #44, the upcoming debut film, his future projects, and more... more
HE'S ONLY A WRITER:
The Final Curtain...
By Tony Lee
I never meant for this to be my swansong. Seriously, I was going to speak about my trip to Brighton... more
WHAT LOOKS GOOD #265: Over Predation!
By Michael A. Diaz
Hey comic book fans! It's another week and another chance to check out What Looks Good... more
SILVER SOAPBOX: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
By Ray Tate
I see that mainstream critics are back to their old skewering ways. The latest Transformers flick is getting a fierce drubbing, and I haven't the foggiest idea why.
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THE PARK AND BARB SHOW:
The Lance Fensterman Interview: THE CONCLUSION
By Park Cooper
Lance Fensterman is the guy who makes sure the New York Comic Con runs on time, as well as Book Expo America, which happens yearly, alternating between NYC and L.A....more
VERTIGO SPOTLIGHT:
Skin Graft: The Adventures of a Tattooed Man 1-4
By Jason Cohen
On your next trip to the comic book shop, try to hunt down this four-issue series. My shop packaged all four issues together for a deal and it was a great buy... more
BURNING MIND:
The Knight Transcends?
By Ace Masters
Did The Dark Knight truly transcend the super-hero genre? That really is a loaded question. The answer can be yes and no.
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MONDO MARVEL #5:
October 1962
By Paul Brian McCoy
One thing I'm finding out (the hard way) is that these comics, while psychologically more simple than contemporary fare, are packed to bursting with plot and dialogue... more
SILVER SOAPBOX
Marvel Month in (P)Review: May/June 2009
By David Wallace
Marvel Month in (P)review highlights the Marvel Comics' month that was and previews the Marvel Comics' month that will be. This month's column features previews of Astonishing X-Men #30, Dark Avengers #5, Daredevil: Noir #3, Captain Britain and MI:13 Annual and Ultimatum #4!... more
FOOL BRITANNIA:
A Rewarding Idea
By Regie Rigby
If I've got my dates right* nominations for the Eagle Awards have now closed. The Eagles were one of the things that were missing for me at Bristol this year... more
BUSTED KNUCKLES: This Means WAR!
By Beau Smith
Between the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese and the one by terrorists on 9/11, there was another attack... more
IN THE TRENCHES:
The Random Days and Nights of a Comic-Book Talent Manager & Happy-Go-Lucky Workaholic
By Shon C. Bury
So when Comics Bulletin asked me to write a column about the day-in-the-life of me, Shon C. Bury, talent manager and president of Space Goat Productions, I wasn't really sure how to go about it.... more
COMIC EFFECT:
A Mercenary's Tale
By Jim Kingman
I recently read "Somebody's Soldier-Son," published in G.I. Combat #281 (January, 1986, DC Comics). ... more