There’s a weird little renaissance, flying under most people’s radar, of the World War II action epic these days.
Until recently, the world's major comic book publishers have been concentrated in North America, Europe, and Japan.
I love comics that take on big themes, and I love comics that use super-heroes as backdrop for realistic stories.
This is the first issue of Girls that I've read, but I really enjoyed it.
"Do you see, now? Do you understand?" This line is said near the end of this issue between one character and another, and the great irony is that though we see what’s going on, we don’t really understand it.
I should have known that this series would lose some momentum over its four issues.
I should have known that this series would lose some momentum over its four issues.
This purpose of this column is to rebut Josh Green’s interesting "Speculating the Future," and to assert Marvel Comics' favorable future.
Let me say up front that I have a life.
