Last April I reviewed the first issue of this indy comic and was totally surprised that this weirdly-titled indy comic has work by some longtime professional creators.
Joe the Barbarian is Grant Morrison’s latest Vertigo project, a series that sees lonely and socially awkward teenager Joe Manson drawn into a fantasy world that provides him with valuable escape--both literally and figuratively.
It's about time that Don McGregor's classic Detectives Inc.
Editor's Note: Captain America #602 arrives in stores tomorrow, January 20.
Ever since Conner Kent returned from the grave he has been obsessed with Lex Luthor--hoping that either there is some good in the master villain or that he didn't inherit Lex's "bad genes.
This is the story of footnotes to a sideshow of a forgotten war.
The secrets of Nekron are revealed as darkness consumes the DC Universe.
What an absolutely sumptuous fanzine.
You can't ask for a more beautifully produced collection of fantasy art than Malefic --a collection of gothic and science fiction paintings by the Spanish illustrator Luis Royo.
Several weeks ago, Charles Webb and I had great things to say about X-Factor #200.
