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Happy belated May 4 birthday greetings to all students in the Academy! Too bad your parents won't be sending you any presents, on account of the school's having murdered them and all.

I suggest reading the singles each month. You will have to re-read them (repeatedly!), because each new issue gives you insight to many things you didn't understand, and many other things you missed...

There are indeed a lot of details that seem (or in fact really are) contradictory, but that's the nature of a story in which time is malleable and reality is non-local (as Bell's theorem constantly...

Issue #24 was in the same vein as the "backstory" issues in which we learned about the pre-Academy life of each of the Glories, although this time it's another one of the issues that "explains" Ike. ...

People rave so much about this story and how well it's written (as they most certainly should!) that they neglect to describe just how impressive the art is (especially the coloring) and how it's...

I really don't think there are too many characters with complex backstories (although, to be fair, this book has already explored more backstory than most series do in their entire multi-year runs,...

And there you have it. I've lost count of how many times I re-read the first few issues trying to get past the first arc and move on to the second one. I still keep going back to them, and every...

I don't get the feeling (that I did from the little bit of "Lost" that I watched) that "He's just making this up as he goes along." On the contrary, you can see definite patterns emerging, and...

I just downloaded #23 from Comixology and gave it what will surely be only the first of several readings I shall conduct over the next few days. My initial reaction is that it lived up to my...

I'm new to this board, although not to this book. Before #23 comes out, I just have to ask a question about a particular scene in #22: is the image of the kids' crawling up the boulder-strewn...

Yeah, I know how Image is now the "new" Vertigo, but the fact is that I've always liked the "original" Vertigo. I read Hellblazer regularly during the first Garth Ennis run and irregularly since...