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DC Nation: Killing Dick Grayson, Damian’s Future, and Batman’s Guns [Fan Expo]
DC Nation: Killing Dick Grayson, Damian’s Future, and Batman’s Guns [Fan Expo]
DC Nation: Killing Dick Grayson, Damian’s Future, and Batman’s Guns [Fan Expo]
The first DC Comics panel of Fan Expo 2010, "DC Nation," kicked off with DC Entertainment Co-Publisher Dan DiDio, "Batman: The Return of Bruce Wayne" artist Chris Sprouse, Brian Azzarello ("First Wave") Jeff Lemire ("The Atom"), and a late appearance from artist Francis Manapul ("The Flash")...
Roundtable Review: Wednesday Comics Hardcover, Part 2
Roundtable Review: Wednesday Comics Hardcover, Part 2
Roundtable Review: Wednesday Comics Hardcover, Part 2
In the second part of a special double-sized Roundtable Review, Laura Hudson, Chris Sims, David Brothers, and David Uzumeri take on the ENTIRE "Wednesday Comics" anthology hardcover -- out this week -- rating each of the fifteen comics one at a time...
Roundtable Review: ‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover, Part 1
Roundtable Review: ‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover, Part 1
Roundtable Review: ‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover, Part 1
In a special double-sized Roundtable Review, Laura Hudson, Chris Sims, David Brothers, and David Uzumeri take on the ENTIRE "Wednesday Comics" anthology hardcover, rating each comic one comic at a time. SPOILERS FOLLOW. David U: ALL RIGHT! "Wednesday Comics"...
‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover Announced
‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover Announced
‘Wednesday Comics’ Hardcover Announced
There's plenty of hooplah filtering out of yesterday's Baltimore Retailer Summit, but one announcement teased at this past weekend's Baltimore Comic-Con was cemented with the announcement of the Wednesday Comics Hardcover Collection. DC's The Source has all the info, complete with a product description of the upcoming collection:The hardcover collection of the series, which will retail at $49... R
Paul Pope Draws ‘Dune’ Like a Newspaper Comic
Paul Pope Draws ‘Dune’ Like a Newspaper Comic
Paul Pope Draws ‘Dune’ Like a Newspaper Comic
Artist Paul Pope took a paragraph-long excerpt from Frank Herbert's epic sci-fi novel "Dune" and expanded it into a comics page that looks an awful lot like the newspaper-sized "Wednesday Comics" Pope was working on recently for DC. He explains: I wanted to try applying the lessons learned from the Wednesday Comics experience to a different subject, here finding a source which
Don’t Ask! Just Buy it! – Sept. 23, 2009: Kramers Does the Simpsons, Spider-Woman, Underground, Wednesday Comics Finale
Don’t Ask! Just Buy it! – Sept. 23, 2009: Kramers Does the Simpsons, Spider-Woman, Underground, Wednesday Comics Finale
Don’t Ask! Just Buy it! – Sept. 23, 2009: Kramers Does the Simpsons, Spider-Woman, Underground, Wednesday Comics Finale
Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk runs down the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week, using this helpful key: KEY # As seen on TV ^ Redheads figure prominently % The stage of Joseph Campbell's "hero's journey" known as the Inmost Cave is likely to be evoked at some point ¥ The technological advances in comics coloring of the last ten
Don’t Ask, Just Buy It: Glamourpuss, Invincible Iron Man, Peanuts, Mome
Don’t Ask, Just Buy It: Glamourpuss, Invincible Iron Man, Peanuts, Mome
Don’t Ask, Just Buy It: Glamourpuss, Invincible Iron Man, Peanuts, Mome
Savage Critic and "Reading Comics" author Douglas Wolk joins ComicsAlliance for a rundown of the hottest comics and graphic novels coming out this week, which includes this helpful key: KEY:# Prominent avian characters ¶ Mysterious red-headed women ≈ Not just robots: sexy robots † Dogs with unusually advanced communication skills % It's really nice to see the indie cartoonists who establ
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It: Parker, Beanworld, Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It: Parker, Beanworld, Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
Don’t Ask! Just Buy It: Parker, Beanworld, Marvel Adventures Spider-Man
$ Few things are as compelling as a genuinely bad man • Strong quasi-maternal figures ¥ If Homer were a gunslinger, there'd be a whole lot of dead storytellers § Owes significant debts to Marcel Duchamp and Native American mythology & We are all of us living in the shadow of the 1960s $ & RICHARD STARK'S PARKER: THE HUNTER Book of the week, people--Darwyn Cooke's gorgeous hardcover ada

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