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The Wood book (and the Kurtzman one, which I think might be the stronger of the two) actually does list the sources for the stories, but the information is tucked away on the second page beneath the...

Severed, by miles. I also really appreciated Roger Langridge's Snarked, although it seems to be flying even further under the radar than the other wonderful series he's been involved with. Of the...

Damn. There go my support dollars. If I want to read a Marvel book badly enough, I'll be downloading it in the future. And not through an app.

Very good news! Hitch is one of the strongest traditional superhero artists in the medium, so it's nice to see him leaving the Marvel ghetto for greener pastures.

Had to stop reading IMMEDIATELY when I saw this clueless chucklehead leave the most complex display of sequential storytelling ever produced (Habibi) on the sidelines while celebrating the...

Okay, people, let's all get this through our heads so we can have an actual conversation about this: THIS IS NOT ABOUT FREE SPEECH. Christ, what is it with Americans and their pathological desire to...

That ad has to be the most hilariously self-important thing I've ever seen in my life. Anybody else burst out laughing?

Sigh. You're better than this, Dave. :frown:

A brave, challenging, beautifully drawn book. Definitely the best graphic novel of 2011, but I guess we'll see what Habibi has to say about that in another month. I had the pleasure of buying it and...

Oh hey, here`s a novel idea: get Palomar and B. Krigstein: Comics back in print. I`ve got a hundred dollar bill right here that I`d love to be able to give FB for both of those books (and so do the...

More importantly: Palomar: The Heartbreak Soup Stories, back in print, now. I have no idea why Fantagraphics is sitting on this.

The art is brilliant, and I feel sorry for anybody who can't see that. There's a very strong Jeff Smith meets Paul Pope vibe in these pages, and you really can't get much better than that. I'm very...

Man, Warren Ellis' fake hard drive crash that never happened really cost him a lot. What a shame.

(Seriously. Every creative professional backs his work up frequently, especially those whose...

Controversial opinions? Okay...

- Image, IDW, Boom, Dynamite, Dark Horse, et al. are not independent publishers. They're all incredibly mainstream, in terms of content, sales and distro, and it...

The comments on his site seem to be left mostly by fawning dittoheads, including one poor soul who equates "good" with "Crusading" and "evil" with "Jihad."

It's a shame we're seeing so many books...

Whoever wrote this piece spelled "Blue Water Productions" wrong. "IDW" isn't even close-! Sheesh.

And on the subject of CBRs, I downloaded Zenith and Miracleman years ago. If anybody wants to make a nice Absolute-style edition of that material, well, I'm here waiting. But I'm not going to grow...

Sure, you can. You're not making a public transmission of the work, and you're legally entitled to make a single copy of the work if you obtained it legally.

Furthermore, I know that the current...

Has it ever occurred to you that you might be looking in the wrong place? Catholicism has an atrocious and barbaric history, as does Islam and virtually every other major religious group. They are...

No, but I am saying it was an engrossing read and a clever bit of satire. Miller hit that bullseye with Give Me Liberty more than 20 years ago, but his other attempts have been pretty hamfisted....

Not at all. If you can find an example of a politically-charged Ellis comic as overt as Miller's latest one-dimensional excerise in comicsmaking (which, although its still months from release, has...

This is pretty sad, too. Sean Connery is a legend, and like Frank Miller, he's produced some absolutely dreadful work. So has virtually everybody. I fail to see what a given artist's general...

Sad on a number of levels, from the staggeringly shaky quality of Miller's recent art, to the mind-numbingly simplistic revenge fantasy content, to the fact that it's being published by an IP farm...

Q: What's the difference between Gary Cody and Stephen Harper?

A: Cody has a beard and isn't crosseyed.

On a less political note, however, I really enjoyed the first issue of AF. The script was...

Chris Samnee, hands down. His composition is extraordinary, his mastery of chiaroscuro is second to none, and he's one of the best illustrators comics has seen since Toth.

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