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Comics
Tuesday, February 9 2010
By Kevin M. Brettauer
Scorsese-inspired and Petraeus-infused, Fabian Nicieza and Ramon Bachs' new Azrael is an incendiary powder keg, commenting one everything from the War on Terror to its title character's relevance to the very purpose of faith.
Thursday, February 4 2010
By Oliver Ho
Cyberpunk hero on a wicked motorbike vs. badass butchers, plus a talking grizzly bear with a big gun: I'm sold
Tuesday, February 2 2010
By shathley Q
Grant Morrison tells the psychologically rich tale of an inner imaginative life in its death throes as protagonist Joe matures away from childhood.
Thursday, January 28 2010
By Andrew Bishop
Neil Gaiman's popular character from Sandman gets her own Absolute edition in a collection of good stories with some good extras, but a high price tag.
Tuesday, January 26 2010
By shathley Q
45 tables two issues that linger on from the previous century, the story of fatherhood and the story of journalism, and allows these to interact in the crucible of a comics narrative.
Thursday, January 21 2010
By Jimmy Callaway
Jeff Parker hits a high point with this story of the little villain that could.
Tuesday, January 19 2010
By shathley Q
Writer Steve Moore and artist Cris Bolson expose a political and sociocultural complexity in the ancient world of Hercules, that has implications for our world today
Thursday, January 14 2010
By shathley Q
The Batman 80 Page Giant has entered into the popular imagination with mythological impact. Does the 2010 edition meet incredibly high expectations?
Tuesday, January 12 2010
By Kevin M. Brettauer
Tony Bedard finds a unique tone for his series that, amazingly, seems to emanate purely from its central characters, infecting the rest of the cast, and even the story, with a sort of self-assured charm and confidence.
Thursday, January 7 2010
By Jimmy Callaway
Where does one draw the line between homage and rip-off? Ask Cole Caudle, but only if you wanna risk getting shot in the face...
more  Features
Thursday, February 4 2010
By shathley Q
DMZ creator Brian Wood offers a cultural catharsis for our times, one that is enduringly artistic, despite being overtly political.
Friday, January 29 2010
By Jimmy Callaway
Rick Veitch wonders where the next step in superhuman evolution will take us.
Wednesday, February 3 2010
By Shaun Huston
My name is (insert name here) and I am a visual learner -- and other reasons why comics is a relevant subject for the college curriculum.
(more Worlds in Panels)
Thursday, January 28 2010
By Aaron Sagers
Either by coincidence or because I just happened to watch these all on a cold day when I needed a little warmth, the magic of the human condition emerged as a trend in these new DVD releases.
(more PopPundit)
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