Boni v1: “The Last Bite of Carrot”
It’s the story of Boni, a rabbit who wants to kick the bully where it counts, while his father doesn’t want him around and his grandfather is downright cruel. Unsurprisingly, it’s not funny. Or good.
It’s the story of Boni, a rabbit who wants to kick the bully where it counts, while his father doesn’t want him around and his grandfather is downright cruel. Unsurprisingly, it’s not funny. Or good.
Over the years, I’ve reviewed a lot of comics. Only once, however, have I taken up the challenge of reviewing a mug. Yes, a mug. Gerard Way’s mug. This classic from the Pipeline Archives is a blatant attempt to cash in on a new TV series. Synergy!
There are people who live in the nanoseconds around us. And when one falls in love with a Chrono Person, he has to go on the run. High concept from start to finish.
“Asterix and the Missing Scroll” is the best of the new generation of “Asterix” books. Ferri and Conrad combine modern references and age-old gags for a hilarious and relevant entry in the series.
It’s a book about a bear and his rabbit friend doing a seven year old’s equivalent of “The Far Side.” It’s very funny for the kids, but great for adults, too.
The Old Geezers get caught up in a surprising back story from one of their own, while battling it out with the neighbor they don’t like for reasons going back 60 years.
Jean Yves-Ferri and Didier Conrad succeeded Albert Uderzo on “Asterix.” Is their first collaboration a return to greatness? Or more of the same?
The Pipeline Work Journal is a perk for the Pipeline Patrons. It’s a director’s commentary for this website as well as a sneak peak of what’s coming up.
Pico is a curious kid who questions everything, usually pushing logic to its breaking point to get what he wants. It’s a fascinating mental exercise.
Spirou, Fantasio, Spip, Marsupilami, and Dr. Champignac have to head into the deep Palombian jungle to stop Zorglub from his latest mad scheme.