Pipeline #438, 01 November 2005

[Augie De Blieck Jr.]

Wow. Tuesday's November already. Time sure does fly bunches.

Anyhow, it's part two of my Halloween-themed series of columns. I keep finding more comics to include in here, but I'm trying my darnedest to wrap it up this week. You might see a couple of zombies or something spill over to next week, though. Stay tuned.

Right now, I know for sure that you'll be seeing:

* FULL MOON FEVER (Joe Casey's Werewolves on the Moon OGN)
* BART SIMPSON'S TREEHOUSE OF HORROR #11 (with Colan, Wolfman, Wein, Wrightson)
* MARVEL MONSTERS: FIN FANG FOUR
* THE SUPER-SCARY MONSTER SHOW FEATURING LI'L GLOOMY #2

And I'd really really really like to squeeze in at least three others, but one of them deserves more time than I think I have this week. Either that, or I'm just afraid of not giving it the full weight it deserves, and that'll stunt me from ever writing the review, period. Sometimes, I psych myself out.

Stay tuned. . .

-Augie

[Deathstroke]

Looking forward to reading the review of Full Moon Fever.

[Augie De Blieck Jr.]

The column is 4000 words long. I'm bound to have missed a few stupid spelling mistakes, grammar stupidities, and plain bad writing. UGH

But it's finished, with additional reviews:

* SPAWN #150
* HIPIRA (Dark Horse picture book written by AKIRA's creator)
* ZOMBIE TALES OBLIVION

-Augie, whose eyes are bleeding

[Augie De Blieck Jr.]

And I just wanted to apologize for using the phrase "high concept" in my review of WEREWOLVES IN SPACE this week. I just flipped through some of the other reviews of the book that are out there and -- well, mine just sounds like an echo of all the rest. That's what I get for waiting too long to review a book. All the good bullet points have been covered already.

-Augie