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Category: comics
Last year, my cousin decided to do something about the comic book collection that had been collecting dust in his basement for over 20 years.…
Warner Bros. never did figure out what to do with the goldmine in its backyard. The Flash is just the latest example of the studio’s willful blindness.
In Earth One: Wonder Woman Vol. 2, the Amazon princess goes up against a supervillain pick-up artist.
Brian Michael Bendis’ tale of revolution now! seems prescient, even if it’s set in… Portland?
Plain Sight collects six issues of the current Supergirl comic, with exquisite variant covers by Stanley “Artgerm” Lau.
After gobbling up year-end of lists, I made up my own…
The Collected Neil the Horse revisits one of the craziest comics published during the eighties black-and-white boom
Interview—Chip Zdarsky Chip Zdarsky is the nom de comics of Toronto-based writer/artist Steve Murray. Under the Zdarsky name, Murray’s work includes Image Comics’ Sex Criminals,…
Batman Knightfall and more—reviews of new Dark Knight stuff After reading four recently published collections, this writer is ready for Bat-detox. But I did discover…
Imagine Wanting Only This is a beautiful, poetic rumination on loss
“Gnosticism, Michael Moorcock, time travel, Terence McKenna’s novelty theory, sex magick, psychedelia, conspiracy culture, comics-as-pop, a lot of punching, the Moonchild, time-as-a-flat-circle and oh-so-much more.” – Rolling Stone
And some things I liked about Wonder Woman ’77
Still crazy after all these years
Zatanna, whose first appearance was in a 1964 issue of Hawkman, comes into her own in Paul Dini’s antic, mischievous take on the character.
Batgirl A Celebration of 50 Years graphic novel review A new collection finds redeeming elements in an idea that was half-baked even by sixties DC…
“A green suitcase or a bagel with Brando’s voice…”
You will be, after watching this clip from an aborted 1967 attempt to bring Wonder Woman to TV
The World’s Greatest Comic Magazine also featured the World’s Most Gullible Supehero Team, and other things I learned while reading this doorstop.
Periodically, I like to check in on my friend Louise to find out her take on the latest in pop culture news. So when she…