Back Issue #128 July 2021 (magazine review).
As you can tell from the cover of this ‘Back Issue’, the emphasis is on Bronze Age TV Tie-Ins. Mike Eury’s introduction shows…
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Comics and graphic novels.
As you can tell from the cover of this ‘Back Issue’, the emphasis is on Bronze Age TV Tie-Ins. Mike Eury’s introduction shows…
Diving into a comic-book series with the final collection is probably not the best approach, and to be fair to this book, it…
Ed and Jim are back to look at the classic Micronauts comic-book, based on those amazing toys from the days of yore. Illustrated…
I will admit that I’ve never been a fan of American war comics. Saying that editor Mike Eury’s editorial of how he got…
Well, at least I now know why Suicide Squad # 45-46 was segregated. It’s part of a five-parter with Aquaman # 38-40. Atlantis…
Going back 7 years with this issue of ‘Draw!’, Mike Manley interviews and talks shop with illustrator Dave Dorman and we see samples…
I was going to say this was the last volume of the ‘Suicide Squad’ in the ‘Rebirth’ series but there are references to…
Here’s a two-hour-long audio interview with the 2000AD comic-book illustrator Steve Yeowell, the inky nib and HB pencil behind such great strips as…
Ed and Jim are here to bring you a page-by-page review of the lovely 9th issue of Jack Kirby’s Mister Miracle. They don’t…
Yes, I reviewed ‘Kingdom Come’ several years back but a ‘20th Anniversary Deluxe Edition’ also called the ‘Black Label Edition’ has to be…
When you read that a book has been thirty-five years in the making, it gives you high expectations. Such is the case with…
Who would bother to make a graphic novel about English political writer George Orwell? The French, obviously. They are much more political. While…