Weird Science volume 1: The EC Archives (graphic novel review).
As much as I applaud Dark Horse for re-releasing EC Comics output, I am confused by the issue order. For
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Back Issue #155 November 2024 (magazine review).
This issue of ‘Back Issue’ is also editor Michael Eury’s last, as he sought retirement last year. An odd choice
Read MoreCentury 21: Classic Comic Strips From The Worlds Of Gerry Anderson Vol. 4: Above And Beyond edited by Chris Bentley (graphic novel review).
These ‘Century 21: Classic Comic Strips’ volumes collect reprints from the famous ‘TV Century 21’ British comic (later just TV21)
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Dark Night: A True Batman Story by Paul Dini and Eduardo Risso (graphic novel review).
I wasn’t quite sure what I was buying with this book, ‘Dark Night: A True Batman Story,’ by Paul Dini
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The Three-Body Problem, Volume 1 (of 10) by Liu Cixin with art by Xudong Cai (graphic novel review).
Cixin Liu’s novel, ’The Three-Body Problem, was published in China in 2008 and has since gone on to become a
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Batman Allies: Alfred Pennyworth (graphic novel).
What attracted me to this book, ‘Batman Allies: Alfred Pennyworth,’ is the Alex Ross cover. The book contains 14 stories
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Marvel: Unforgettable Stories selected and introduced by Patton Oswalt & Jordan Blum (graphic novel review).
Great Scott! Holy Hardcovers! The Folio Society has gathered classic comic books in pricey luxury editions! If the old guys
Read MoreJustice League United: The Infinitus Saga Volume 2 by Jeff Lemire, Neil Edwards, Jay Liston and Jemomy Cox (graphic novel review).
If you’re interested in a detailed overview of the issue history, I recommend reading the indicia for ‘Justice League United:
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Justice League United: Justice League Canada Volume 1 by Jeff Lemire and Mike McKone (graphic novel review)
If you’re interested in a detailed overview of the issue history, I recommend reading the indicia for ‘Justice League United:
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Pandora (Book 1) written by Frank Miller and Emma Kubert with art by Anthony Maranville and Chris Silvestri (graphic novel review).
Annabeth is a fifteen-year-old stuck in an unhappy home and without real friends at school. Her mother makes ends meet
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