“Abraham of Ur, Part 1: Akedah” Bob Agamemnon Douglas Rushkoff and Liam Sharp’s Testament #1 suffers a bit from intellectual heavy-handedness.
Kelvin Green Really, I don’t mind Spider-Woman as a character.
I'm so glad to see this comic back on the newsstands.
A few months late in arriving is the Negative Burn Summer Special .
Man, it's great to be a comic fan in 2005.
In an alternate world, a walled-off London is plagued by the bubonic plague while in the grip of a momentous battle over the power of an extremely strong Catholic church.
Paul Grist's wonderful crime comic marches into its fifth volume, this time bringing readers a blind assassin, a very annoying monkey, a crazy arsonist, and a man who turns himself in for police protection even though the police can't legally touch him.
Recently, I read the news that Bill-Dale Marcinko had passed away.
Angelica Cain's father has apparently been killed by a shadowy group of foot soldiers for a nasty dragon, Mosh El Tep.
What happened to the solo comic from a new creator? The independent comics section of the rack used to be full of such comics; Creators such as Dan Clowes, Chester Brown and the Hernandez Brothers started that way.
