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Ed Piskor’s ‘Wizzywig: Portrait of a Serial Hacker’ Offers Chapters of a Varied Life [Review]
Ed Piskor’s ‘Wizzywig: Portrait of a Serial Hacker’ Offers Chapters of a Varied Life [Review]
Ed Piskor’s ‘Wizzywig: Portrait of a Serial Hacker’ Offers Chapters of a Varied Life [Review]
The subtitle of Ed Piskor's new Top Shelf graphic novel, Wizzywig, is a bit of a cheat. In classic TV-movie-of-the-week style, we're told the book is a "Portrait of a Serial Hacker," but protagonist Kevin "Boingthump" Phenicle's story is only about computer hacking in part, though that's certainly what he becomes infamous for...
Link Ink: Pikachu Toast, ‘Iron Man 3′ Gets a Villain and Angie Wang’s ‘Girl Apocalypse’
Link Ink: Pikachu Toast, ‘Iron Man 3′ Gets a Villain and Angie Wang’s ‘Girl Apocalypse’
Link Ink: Pikachu Toast, ‘Iron Man 3′ Gets a Villain and Angie Wang’s ‘Girl Apocalypse’
Art: A Japanese toast artist by the moniker of Kummy burns a mean slice of Pikachu for breakfast. Movies: Variety reports that James Badge Dale has been cast as the Iron Man 3 as Eric Savin/Coldblood. Digital: In an interview with ICv2, Image Publisher Eric Stephenson revealed that, though it varies from title to title, "digital is a double digit percentage of sales," overall for the
Link Ink: ‘Age of Apocalypse’ #1 Coming in March, NES Nostalgia, Banning ‘The Brick Bible’
Link Ink: ‘Age of Apocalypse’ #1 Coming in March, NES Nostalgia, Banning ‘The Brick Bible’
Link Ink: ‘Age of Apocalypse’ #1 Coming in March, NES Nostalgia, Banning ‘The Brick Bible’
Upcoming: Spinning out of Uncanny X-Force is David Lapham and Roberto De La Torre's Age of Apocalypse #1, coming in March 2012. Lego: Wal-Mart's Sams Club has pulled Brendan Powell Smith's Lego-filled book, The Brick Bible, from its shelves due to what it considers "mature content...
Cause and Effect Compressed Into Single Comic Panels
Cause and Effect Compressed Into Single Comic Panels
Cause and Effect Compressed Into Single Comic Panels
While some comics can properly utilize a little decompression to convey their respective intended meanings, there's definitely a time and a place for a faster pace. With that in mind, Wizzywig Comics blogger Ed Piskor has assembled a list of powerful panels that harness both cause and effect in one fell swoop...