Articles tagged "ed brubaker"

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The Devil’s Due: What Ed Brubaker Did to Reinvent Daredevil

by shathley Q

[29.Sep.09] :. Could Ed Brubaker have written the definitive version of a character renowned for its production of 'definitive' visions?

The Iconographies

 

The Iconographies Feature

The Death of Captain America

by shathley Q

[9.Jun.09] :. "The Iconographies" is a series of weekly features focusing on iconic moments, creators, characters or publications in the ongoing 'biography' of graphic literature. This edition looks at the 2007 death of Marvel superhero, Captain America.

The Iconographies

 
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Criminal Vol. 2

by Greg Oleksiuk

[1.May.08] :. With its second story-arc it has cemented itself as one of the best modern books and, likely, as one that will long be regarded as an example of the medium's artistic potential.

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Comics Review

Criminal, Vol. 2: Lawless

by Greg Oleksiuk

[17.Apr.08] :. Being bad has never been so good.

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Comics Review

Coward

by Alex Muller

[13.Nov.07] :. Let’s face it folks, civilization is addicted to crime.

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Comics Review

The Immortal Iron Fist #1-6

by Greg Oleksiuk

[20.Aug.07] :. This book will grab you, flip you over and kick your butt all the while leaving you begging for more.

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Criminal #1-5

by Greg Oleksiuk

[1.Jun.07] :. Brubaker gives enough surprises to keep you interested, but not only that, you also care for the characters and what happens to them no matter how dark and seedy they may be.

 

Daredevil: The Devil, Inside and Out Vol. 1-2

by Jason A. Zwiker

[23.May.07] :. This is a man making complex choices and compromises; no longer the devil-may-care swashbuckler with the simple liberty of always doing what’s right.

 

Captain America #25

by Jason A. Zwiker

[10.May.07] :. What do we dream of, who are our heroes, and what does it mean when we lose them?

 

X-Men: Deadly Genesis #1-6

by William Gatevackes

[21.Jul.06] :. I really am not interested in characters I grew up with being sullied.