Project Cryptid #7 by Joseph Illidge, and A.A. Rubin (magazine review).
‘Project: Cryptid’ is a comic book from Ahoy Comics and must be doing okay because this is the seventh issue.
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Batman: Volume 2: The City Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo, Jonathan Glapion, James Tynion IV (graphic novel review).
This second volume of ‘Batman [The New 52]’, concludes the battle against the Owls’ team of Talons, all resurrected to
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Batman volume 1: The Court Of Owls [The New 52] by Scott Snyder, Greg Capullo and Jonathan Glapion (graphic novel review).
With the first volume of The New 52, ‘The Court of Owls’, we are thrown right into the middle of
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John M. Burns: a comic-book retrospective (video).
In the dusty corners of comic book lore, a special thread, glowing with an array of vivid colours and intricate
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 5: Walled In by Matt Kindt, Patrick Zircher, André Coelho and Scott Hanna (graphic novel review).
Oddly, the fifth volume of this Suicide Squad, reprinting Amanda Waller # 1 and Suicide Squad # 24-30, titled ‘Walled
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It’s the comic that simply refused to die, isn’t it? Our American cousins’ penchant for independent “anything goes” storytelling gave
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Red One book 2: Undercover by Xavier Dorison and Terry Dodson (graphic novel review).
‘Red One: Book 2: Undercover’ continues writer Xavier Dorison and artist Terry Dodson’s story of Vera Yelnikov, a Russian in
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 4: Discipline And Punish by Ales Kot, Matt Kindt and Patrick Zircher (graphic novel review).
With this volume of ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 4: Discipline and Punish’, there’s a change of writers, and
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Red One: Book 1: Welcome To America by Xavier Dorison and Terry Dodson (graphic novel review).
When I was reading an interview with comic book artist Terry Dodson a couple years ago, I liked his art
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Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers by Adam Glass, Henrik Jonsson and Sandu Florea (graphic novel review).
How much to say about ‘Suicide Squad (The New 52) Volume 3: Death Is For Suckers’ without going spoiler? It
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