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Craig’s Pick of the Week: Moon Knight #1 Review
Moon Knight #1 Story by Brian Michael Bendis Art by Alex Maleev Ever since their critically acclaimed run on Daredevil, Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev have been a bit hit ... ...read more
Craig’s Pick of the Week: Detective Comics #876 Review
Detective Comics #876 Story by Scott Snyder Art by Jock “Hungry City” begins with the corpse of a giant killer whale being discovered in Gotham Global Modern Bank. Sounds like a... ...read more
Maxwell’s Pick of the Week: Batman Incorporated # 5
Batman Incorporated #5 Story by: Grant Morrison Art by: Yanick Paquette The premise of Batman Incorporated’s first year is, allegedly, a high-energy tour of the world, replete... ...read more
Craig’s Pick of the Week: Green Lantern #65 Review
Green Lantern #65 Story by Geoff Johns Art by Doug Mahnke For a while it felt like the Green Lantern comics had been treading water. After the Sinestro Corps War, excitement f... ...read more
James’ Pick of the Week: Iron Man 2.0 #4
Iron Man 2.0 #4 Story by: Nick Spencer Art by: Ariel Olivetti It should say something that the best issue of Iron Man 2.0 so far has been the one without its supposed protagon... ...read more
New Dark Knight Villains Revealed: What Does This Tell Us About the Movie’s Plot?
It’s been nearly 12 hours since the internets revealed that the villains in The Dark Knight Rises will be Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) and Bane (Tom Hardy). This is a bit of a... ...read more
Hunting, Gathering, and the Apocalypse: Speaking with the Creators of TRIBES: The Dog Years
About a month ago at New York Comic Con, I was walking around the independent publishers section of the convention after strolling through the artist alley and found myself at t... ...read more
Forgotten Horror Comics of the 1950s: A Conversation with Historian Greg Sadowski
American horror comics had a very prosperous and very brief moment of popularity during the first half of the 1950s. But these comics were nearly driven to extinction in 1954, w... ...read moreBorn Into a Connection: Interview with Sarah Glidden
Sarah Glidden is a cartoonist working out of Brooklyn. In 2008, she won an Ignatz Award for her travelogue mini-comic How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less. That same c... ...read moreReview: How to Understand How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less
Much like writer/artist Sarah Glidden’s attitude at the beginning of her Birthright Israel trip [1], I approached her graphic novel How to Understand Israel in 60 Days or Less ... ...read moreFollow Us
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