Fantastic Force #1
Back in the late 90's there was a British TV series called Ultraviolet .
Comic Review Article
Reviewed by Dan Hill April 20, 2009
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Little Kori in Komaland #2
Little Kori in Komaland is one of the odder concepts you'll ever find for a comic.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Jason Sacks April 20, 2009 -
Effing Brutal
Effing Brutal is "the epic saga of losers fighting evil" --or at least that's the tagline from the cover of this odd, complex, and rather perplexing graphic novel.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Jason Sacks April 15, 2009 -
Secret Identities: The Asian American Superhero Anthology
We have always worn masks.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Jason Sacks April 15, 2009 -
Sub-Mariner 70th Anniversary Special #1
If you cast your minds back to last week, you may recall that I reviewed the Captain America 70th Anniversary Special .
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Dan Hill April 13, 2009 -
Behind the Hero #1
Last month at Wondercon I had the pleasure of meeting the man who calls himself Searnold.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Jason Sacks April 13, 2009 -
The List Volume II
My favorite comics writer is the late, great Steve Gerber.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Jason Sacks April 13, 2009 -
Jobnik! #7
Jobnik! is Miriam Libicki's comics diary of her life in Israel as a member of the Israeli Army in 2001.
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Sunday Slugfest: Ignition City #1
Ignition City is Warren Ellis’s alternate Earth story of a world in which analogs of Flash Gordon, Buck Rogers, and other early space opera heroes actually began their careers in the 1920s--apparently bringing Earth to the attention of extraterrestrial forces that these heroes were unable to repel.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Thom Young, Alexandru Lupp, Jason Sacks, Paul Brian McCoy April 12, 2009 -
Punisher Max #69
This issue picks up right where the last one left off: The psychologically disturbed Walter and Frank Castle finally face off with Walter beating Castle to a blood pulp in a hallucinatory rage.
Comic Review Article Reviewed by Dan Hill April 8, 2009
