Recently I had a chance to talk with Keith Dallas, Kevin Powers and Robert Saunders about their work on new small press publisher Timeless Journey Comics .
I've been spending a lot of this weekend looking back at old and new zines by good friends of mine.
Jim Pack's been self-publishing his zine Comet Tales for a bunch of years now, sending free copies to anyone who asks for one.
I know it's weird to use the phrase "living legend" to refer to someone that you've never heard of, but it makes sense.
Every time I read a comic by Dave Sim these days, I feel a very odd mix of emotions.
In the not-too-distant future, as a final response to domestic terrorism and crime, the US government plans to broadcast a signal within the country's borders that will make it neurologically impossible for anyone within its range to knowingly engage in illegal behavior.
Man, it's so damn nice to see artwork by Gene Colan in a mainstream Marvel book, even if the art is in a reprint.
I still remember the thrill I felt when I read the very first issue of Powers back in 2000.
As a man whose ring responds to the power of his will, headstrong Green Lantern Hal Jordan isn't a big believer in fate, but his life is saved due to Doctor Fate's acceptance of the concept of predestination.
