The SFcrowsnest archive
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How much to say about ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers’ without going spoiler? It reprints Suicide Squad…
Going back 20 years, this early issue of ‘Alter Ego’ focuses primarily on comicbook artist, sometimes writer, and editor Mike Sekowsky (1923-1989). His…
The principle elements of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 2: Basilisk Rising’ come from Suicide Squad #8–13 and Resurrection Man #9. Presumably…
I blame The New 52 Justice League. With the hint of the Suicide Squad there and the bickering the Justice League has amongst…
A cursory look before I started reading reveals the book, ‘Whotopia: The Ultimate Guide To The Whoniverse’, is divided into 6 sections, with…
The focus of this issue’s “Alter Ego” is comic book artist Angelo Torres. Although I hadn’t amassed a significant collection of “Mad” magazines,…
I had the good fortune of acquiring a paper copy of Alter Ego #7 recently. As my collection grows, it seems increasingly likely…
‘Timeless Adventures’ is a short unofficial wander through the amazing adventures of ‘Doctor Who’ on TV and other media. It’s remarkable that, despite…
Following on from The Darkseid War, the Batman is back in Gotham City, or rather, having some injuries stitched by Alfred in Wayne…
Ten more episodes of ‘Star Trek: Strange New Worlds’ in its second season and continues on from the end of the first season…
Now, I’ve reached the pivotal point of reading ‘The New 52’ Justice League. Interestingly, it’s not categorized under its original numbering but falls…
I was fortunate enough to win some early issues of ‘Comic Book Artist’ at an auction. Issue 8 is notably text-heavy. While the…
