Vertigo has put out a lot of amazing books over the years and I for one really like the Deluxe editions. They are slightly over sized hard covers and are nice for a number of reasons. They look great on the shelf. These are books that are getting reread a lot in...
RUST: SECRETS OF THE CELL By Royden Lepp Archaia There have been few things I have waited for as anxiously as I did the sequel to RUST. Often times, when I build things up in my mind as much as I did this volume, I am crushingly disappointed. The art might...
Kill Shakespeare IDW KILL SHAKESPEARE: THE TIDE OF BLOOD Pop quiz, fanboy. What’s the best part of being a part of the comic book community? Hollywood parties? Fast cars? Faster women? All good guesses, to be sure. But interacting with other like-minded readers...
When Dan and I heard about the inaugural FablesTown and Beyond Convention being held in Rochester, MN, we thought, “A brand new comic con with A-List talent, 60 miles south of our backyard? We are so there!” This new comic con was celebrating mythic fiction in...
I just read issues one and two of a great new crime comic by Andy Diggle and Jock, author and artist respectively. Set in San Francisco we open on a kid on a bike tooling around Golden gate park on his way to work. Along the way he finds a cell phone, drops it in...
Wolverine #1 Marvel Comics “Remember the 90’s?” That’s not usually an encouraging statement when talking about a comic book. However, one thing the 90’s did brilliantly is flat out super-hero stand-alone comics. While this is the first part of the story, it stands...
