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Jul
2009
July 2, 2009: Oh, This and That.  

2 days ago by josephmallozzi

Arlighty. I’m almost packed and almost ready to go. I’m going to Montreal for a week and, since I’m traveling alone, I’m going to try to minimize my TWA (Time Waiting Around) by foregoing checked luggage in favor of squeezing everything into my carry-on bags. So, just the bare essentials: socks, shi ...

Josephmallozzi's Weblog - josephmallozzi.wordpress.com · Rank: 10,406 · 325 references

30
Jun
2009
Midday Tuesday  

5 days ago by Gerry Canavan

Midday Tuesday! * Those of you participating in Infinite Summer (hey kate) may enjoy IJ blogging from Matt Yglesias, Ezra Klein, and others at A Supposedly Fun Blog. * Bleeding Cool reviews Brian K. Vaughan's Y: The Last Man script. * Maybe information doesn't want to be free? Malcolm Gladwell pours ...

Gerry Canavan - gerrycanavan.blogspot.com · Rank: 29,763 · 186 references

Could This Be Brian K. Vaughan's Script for 'Y: The Last Man'?  

5 days ago by Mike Moody

Filed under: News/Reactions, Discussion Posts Last week, we heard some rumblings about the possible film adaptation of Brian K. Vaughan's brilliant comic, Y: The Last Man. The news mostly centered on whether or not Shia LaBeouf would star as Yorick, the film's main - and only - man. LaBeouf told Col ...

ScifiSquad.com - scifisquad.com · Rank: 5,727 · 24 references

29
Jun
2009
Where have all the men gone?  

6 days ago by Pamela Mullin

After a catastrophic event, amateur magician Yorick Brown discovers he’s the last man on Earth. Can you imagine? What would all the women do? Heading out with his monkey Ampersand to find his fiancé Beth, Yorick finds himself on the adventure of a lifetime. He encounters a government run solely by w ...

Vertigo: Graphic Content - vertigoblog.dccomics.com · Rank: 7,540 · 17 references

27
Jun
2009
Wanna Get Into Graphic Novels? Here’s Your Ultimate Guide!  

8 days ago by Acrylic

Watchmen by Alan Moore (*****) Yes, I know, you have heard it a trillion times before, but Watchmen really is the ultimate graphic novel; one of the first mature ones, it tackled deeper issues than its predecessors (excluding Moore’s Swamp Thing, see below). A story of all-too-real superheroes inves ...

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26
Jun
2009
This Week in WildStorm: Mysterius the Unfathomable Says Goodbye (For Now)  

9 days ago by Austin

The final issue of Mysterius the Unfathomable is now on shelves, bringing Mysterius and Delfi’s first story to an end. (Blog@Newsarama has a nice tribute to this excellent series over here.) Miss out on Mysterius the first time? Look out for the trade paperback this spring. Speaking of Newsarama cov ...

WildStorm: The Bleed - wildstormblog.dccomics.com · Rank: 22,077 · 8 references

25
Jun
2009
Review: Runaways Vol. 2 & Vol. 3  

10 days ago by 1979semifinalist

Runaways Vol 2 & Vol 3 (issues #1 – 24). Brian K. Vaughan (writer) Adrian Alphona, Takeshi Miyazawa, and Mike Norton (illustrators). Graphic Novels/Comics Runaways is still better than most mainstream (especially superhero) comics out there. But I have to be honest that Volumes 2 & 3 fell considerab ...

1979 Semi-Finalist... - 1979semifinalist.wordpress.com · Rank: 26,162 · 24 references

Song for Nico: Marvel's Runaways gets a theme tune  

10 days ago by Jimmy J. Aquino

Video the '60s Spider-Man cartoon The Knights of Prosperity Jack of All Trades

In a post about songs I would have chosen for the Watchmen movie if I were its music supervisor, I mentioned a comic book that came with its own original soundtrack: the Devil's Due series Spooks, a Ryan Schifrin/ Larry Hama collabo that spawned a score album co-composed by Schifrin's father, legend ...

A Fistful of Soundtracks: ... - afistfulofsoundtracks.blogspot.com · Rank: 61,349 · 9 references

24
Jun
2009
Ex Machina #43 – Review  

11 days ago by paladinking

Brian K. Vaughan (writer), Tony Harris (pencils and inks), Jim Clark (inks), JD Mettler (colors), and Jared K. Fletcher (letters) The Story: With his political career teetering on the edge as the threat of Jack Pherson looms, will Mitchell Hundred don the helmet and jetpack one last time? What’s Goo ...

Weekly Comic Book Review - weeklycomicbookreview.com · 3 references

22
Jun
2009
Review: Runaways Vol.1  

13 days ago by 1979semifinalist

Runaways Vol. 1 (issues #1 – 18). Brian K. Vaughan (writer), Adrian Alphona and Takeshi Miyazawa (illustrators). Graphic Novel/Comics So here’s the biggest problem with Runaways…I read it after Y The Last Man. So though it’s very good…it’s not even close to Y The Last Man and so ultimately, I was di ...

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