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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Sullivan’s Sluggers Debuts Digitally Ahead of Print Release
Sullivan’s Sluggers, the pending graphic novel from creators Mark Andrew Smith and James Stokoe, will debut digitally ahead of the print releases as a series of single issues on comiXology. Earlier this month, Sullivan’s Sluggers gained wide-spread attention with a … Continue reading
Indie Comic Review: Fatima: The Blood Spinners #1
Fatima: The Blood Spinners is Gilbert Hernandez’s sci-fi take on the zombie genre. People become infected via a drug called “Spin” which offers the ultimate high but at the ultimate price. Those who take the drug become zombie-like creatures who … Continue reading
A Cartoonist’s View of The ALA Conference
Derek Kirk Kim (Same Difference, Eternal Smile, Mythomania) took his video camera to the ALA conference in Anaheim to explore the difference between an ALA conference and a comic book convention. Along the way he interview a veritable who’s who … Continue reading
Archaia Announces Rust vol. 2: Secrets of the Cell
Archaia has just announced a sequel to Royden Lepp’s Rust! Maybe sequel is not the correct word. Rust was always planned as a four-book series, so this is more of a “next chapter” announcement. Considering how fantastic the first volume … Continue reading
Fantagraphics Releases Rare All-Ages Work By Gilbert Hernandez
The Adventures of Venus was Gilbert Hernandez’s contribution to the kids’ anthology Measles which he edited in 1999 and 2000. Now Fantagraphics is releasing a “super-affordable little hardcover that collects all the previously uncollected “Venus” stories from Measles in which … Continue reading
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Indie Comic Review: Atomic Robo vol. 6 The Ghost of Station X
Atomic Robo is everything that is right with comics. Really I should just stop there, because everything I say from here on out will only delay you in heading to your local comic shop and getting yourself some Atomic Robo. … Continue reading
Indie Comic Review: MIND MGMT #2
The first issue of Matt Kindt’s MIND MGMT left me completely breathless. The second issue picks up the pace and does not stop long enough for me to catch the breath I had been gasping for since the end of … Continue reading
Indie Comic Review: Hypernaturals #1 (with preview)
Dan Abnett and Andy Lanning are responsible for my love of Guardians of the Galaxy. Before them I really could have cared less about the team, the characters, or really anything to do with the cosmic aspect of the Marvel … Continue reading
Deodato Jr.’s Jade Warriors Returns via Keenspot
I first discovered Mike Deodato Jr.s work on The Avengers in teh late 90′s. After that, he had his name all over some of the hottest properties in comics. But then he kind of disappeared. Well, disappeared from the mainstream. … Continue reading