Articles tagged "keith giffen"

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Collapse: 1989’s Legion of Super-Heroes

by shathley Q

[7.Jul.09] :. This comic offers a profound meditation on the far-reaching effects the confluence of a literary revolution, engineering miracle and scientific doctrine would have on popular culture.

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Comics Review

Hero Squared #6

by E. John Love

[19.Sep.07] :. Through his own misadventure, the hero ends up creating an adversary who can challenge him, and who perhaps knows him better than almost anybody else.

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Comics Review

Hero Squared #5

by E. John Love

[19.Sep.07] :. The romantic and sympathetic criss-cross pairing up of characters is a great method through which we can peer a little deeper into the relationships.

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Comics Review

Dominion #1 of 5

by Jim Bush

[24.Aug.07] :. In Dominion, the apocalypse has come to Chicago, through the form of an alien parasite, and it doesn't look good.

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Comics Review

Hero Squared #4

by E. John Love

[2.May.07] :. Writers Keith Giffen and J. M. DeMatteis promised that issue 4 of their superhero comedy would have "Less Dialogue... More Hitting", and they delivered on that promise big time.

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Comics Review

What Were They Thinking?! Monster Mash-Up

by Stefan Robak

[27.Apr.07] :. Yes, there are a few missteps, but I feel that the creators will only get a better feel for how to approach the material over time.

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Hero Squared #3

by E. John Love

[19.Nov.06] :. So, why is there only one major female in this story, and why is she either at a disadvantage (e.g. a lousy, selfish boyfriend), or playing the role of the scheming, vengeance-minded super villian?

 

Tag #1

by Monte Williams

[13.Oct.06] :. Tag offers that most exquisite of rarities: an original horror premise.

 

Battle Royale—Volume #1-15

by Jody Macgregor

[30.Aug.06] :. The slide from titillating to ridiculous happens very quickly.

 

What Were They Thinking?! Some People Never Learn

by Stephen Rauch

[27.Jun.06] :. This comic could force us to re-examine our categories and ideas of originality and creativity in the comics industry.