New Year’s Revolutions: 2006 is the new 2005
Well, not really, but you know what I mean.
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David Wallace January 1, 2006
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DC Comics at Year’s End: the Hits and the Misses
2005 was definitely an event-driven year for DC Comics.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox John Hays December 31, 2005 -
Top 5 of 2005 (Part 2)
EDITOR'S NOTE: SBC's Reviewers continue to provide their lists of the best of comic books in 2005.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Keith Dallas December 30, 2005 -
Top 5 of 2005 (Part 1)
EDITOR’S NOTE: For this end-of-the-year column, SBC’s reviewers were asked to comment on any five comic book “items” of their choosing, appropriate to the year 2005: five favorite titles, five noteworthy industry events, five needed industry changes, et al.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Keith Dallas December 29, 2005 -
The Legend of Bill-Dale Marcinko
Recently, I read the news that Bill-Dale Marcinko had passed away.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Jason Sacks December 19, 2005 -
The Berganza Era: Was It Really That Bad?
Here's a quick comic collecting truth; for every book that a reader likes and thinks is all that and a bag of chips with ranch dressing on the side, another reader will hate with the fire of a thousand suns.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Michael Bailey December 13, 2005 -
The Berganza Era
Superman’s darkest creative period is about to end! Several months from now Eddie Berganza will leave the Superman line as head group editor.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Josh Green December 6, 2005 -
The Femme Vivante in A History of Violence
Director: David Cronenberg Script: Josh Olson Based on the graphic novel by John Wagner and Vince Locke Starring: Viggo Mortensen, Maria Bello, Ed Harris, William Hurt Plot : Some mobsters with a grudge claim a family man who runs a diner in a small town is living a lie, and they target his family.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Shawn Hill November 29, 2005 -
Conan: Present and Past
The Story Oh, how I remember reading the Conan books of my youth! The mighty warrior we first see as a youth fleeing his captors, falls into a cave (or tomb), finds his mighty sword, and then sets out to conquer the Hyborrian Age! Other than knowing he’s a Cimmerian and worships a grim and wrathful god named Crom, I never really knew much about him, especially his younger years.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Judson Miers November 16, 2005 -
…Jackass by Day : A Review of The Essential Werewolf by Night
Let’s face it, a comic book about a werewolf just isn’t the most promising concept out there.
Column Article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox Jason Sacks October 30, 2005
