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Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
Sean Murphy’s ‘Punk Rock Jesus’ Asks All The Right Questions [Review]
They say two things you should never discuss in polite conversation are religion and politics. It used to be sex, religion, and politics, but we all have raging porn addictions now, so, realistically, that topic is no longer off limits. But in business, at the dinner table, in barbershops and bars, the maxim holds that the latter two subjects remain taboo: to maintain civil discourse, one should n
Daytripper: A Gorgeous, Heart-Breaking Comic Gets Even Better as a Book [Review]
Daytripper: A Gorgeous, Heart-Breaking Comic Gets Even Better as a Book [Review]
Daytripper: A Gorgeous, Heart-Breaking Comic Gets Even Better as a Book [Review]
Daytripper was the best comic book mini-series I read last year, one of the finest comics I've ever read, and one of the most emotionally powerful experiences I've ever had with visual storytelling. I could praise this book forever, but writer Kieron Gillen summed up the quintessential experience with the story within Twitter's 140 character limit: I can't say if Gillen's reaction is universal,
Northlanders #37: Paris Hates Tourists [Review]
Northlanders #37: Paris Hates Tourists [Review]
Northlanders #37: Paris Hates Tourists [Review]
Ah Paris, the city of love. Of course, Paris has offered its love to many things over its long history, from art to fine dining to efficient dismemberment of the former ruling class. The latest issue of Northlanders story takes readers back to the city during 885 A...
Yo Vertigo: Resurrect This
Yo Vertigo: Resurrect This
Yo Vertigo: Resurrect This
Over the years, Vertigo Comics has accumulated a wealth of stories that were canceled, never published, or just left out of print and forgotten. That's the type of thing that happens when a publisher makes a commitment to produce risky material...
Getting Vertigo: Why the DCU Should Reclaim Its Characters
Getting Vertigo: Why the DCU Should Reclaim Its Characters
Getting Vertigo: Why the DCU Should Reclaim Its Characters
There's been some speculation regarding the DC imprint Vertigo Comics these days, which with the revelation that British sci-fi/fantasy dervish China Mieville's "Swamp Thing" proposal was scuttled, supposedly due to plans to bring the mossy one back into the straight DC universe...
DC Executive Roundtable: Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns, and John Rood
DC Executive Roundtable: Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns, and John Rood
DC Executive Roundtable: Dan DiDio, Jim Lee, Geoff Johns, and John Rood
The comics blogosphere ignited yesterday morning with the news that DC Comics had not only announced its new publisher, but that the role would actually be filled by two people: current Executive Editor Dan DiDio, and high-profile comics artist Jim Lee, who also worked as an Editorial Director with DC's Wildstorm imprint...

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