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22
Oct
2008
Comics Reviews: Who, What, Where, How and Why

40 days ago by John

Since Jason and I began talking about comics, lo those many months ago, we haven’t really done any comics reviews. There are a couple of reasons for it, and he and I have discussed the issue at length. One of the reasons we’ve been shying away from doing actual comics reviews is that they are diffic ...

Meanwhile...Comics! - meanwhilecomics.wordpress.com · 4 references

04
Oct
2008
139th

57 days ago by laseraw

been pretty busy lately... sorry for the dead air i was scanning stuff for my new laserkecth blog and stumbled upon these guys. probably drew them as i read seven soldiers of victory a couple of years back. wasn't doug mahnke just amazing there? he's incredibly talented, i got into his stuff with hi ...

laseraw - laserdraw.blogspot.com

20
Aug
2008
WTF Wednesday: And you thought your baby was smart

102 days ago by Maxo

All it took was the reappearance of the Shilo Norman version of Mister Miracle and a quick cameo by freakin' Frankenstein in Final Crisis, but I've been on a real Seven Soldiers kick lately. To be specific, I'm talking about the characters Grant Morrison dug up, recreated or let spring out fresh and ...

Great Caesar's Post! - greatcaesarspost.blogspot.com · Rank: 68,338 · 14 references

16
Aug
2008
Friday Night Fights: Bulleteer calls it 'The Silencer'

107 days ago by Maxo

If you've been reading Final Crisis and wondering what the hell is going on, put down those back issues of Countdown. No, seriously, put them down, and pick up the Seve n Soldiers maxi-series instead. Also densely and somewhat confoundingly written by Grant Morrison, the events of the six different ...

Great Caesar's Post! - greatcaesarspost.blogspot.com · Rank: 68,338 · 14 references

05
Aug
2008
Who Cares About Comics, Anyway?

118 days ago by david brothers

Comics are a bastard medium. It isn’t fine art. Even the commercial art doesn’t quite stick– it’s for sale, yeah, but it’s still somewhere between the two. Comics are for children. They feature men in tights re-enacting the same simple good versus evil fights they’ve been doing for decades. How deep ...

4thletter! - 4thletter.net · Rank: 119,394 · 94 references