Batman vs Ra’s Al Ghul by Neal Adams (graphic novel review)
I came across ‘Batman vs Ra’s Al Ghul’ by Neal Adams and realised that this must probably be one of
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Michael Moorcock’s Elric: Vol. 4: The Dreaming City by Julien Blondel, Jean-Luc Cano and Julien Telo (graphic novel).
‘Elric: The Dreaming City’ is the fourth and final volume, for now, in this adaptation of Moorcock’s albino hero by
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Michael Moorcock’s Elric Vol. 3: The White Wolf by Julien Blondel, Jean Luc-Cano, Julien Telo and Robin Recht (graphic novel review).
The French adaptation of Elric’s story continues in this third book, ‘The White Wolf’, originally published as ‘Elric: Le Loup
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Blade Runner comic-book by Al Williamson (comic retrospective).
Ed and Jim bring us a look at Marvel Comics Super Special: Blade Runner, sometimes known as simply Blade Runner,
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The Deluxe Gimenez: The Fourth Power & The Starr Conspiracy by Juan Gimenez (graphic novel review).
‘The Deluxe Gimenez’ is a bumper hardback edition of tales by talented Argentinian writer/artist Juan Gimenez, who sadly died of
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Harley Quinn And The Birds Of Prey: The Hunt For Harley by Amanda Conner and Jimmy Palmiotti (graphic novel review).
Making sure I hadn’t picked up another Harley Quinn volume twice, I was most surprised when ‘Harley Quinn And The
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It Rhymes With Lust by Drake Weller and Matt Baker (graphic novel review).
When I was reading the Arnold Drake interview in Alter Ego # 17, he mentioned that he co-wrote ‘It Rhymes
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Alter Ego #17 September 2002 (magazine review).
Sometimes I think I must be conspiring with the sugar plum fairy with my luck as I acquired a bunch
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UFO Comic Anthology Volume Two (book review).
The second volume of the ‘UFO Comic Anthology’ is now out, following the adventures of the 1970 Gerry Anderson series
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Art In Time: Unknown Comic Book Adventures: 1940-1980 by Dan Nodel (book review).
Another couple books by Dan Nodel have been sitting in my shopping list for some time, mostly because of their
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