The Only Person Who Can Pop a Comic Book Artist
Marvel has admitted that they can’t pop comic book artists. They’re right. There’s only one person who can make an artist pop. I’ll tell you how.
Billy and Buddy v6: “Buddy’s Gang”
A boy and his dog have crazy comical moments with the help of a circus full of animals that just came to town. It’s an all-ages comic that kids will love.
Image @ 25: Looking Back at The Original Series
Over the past couple of months, I’ve written a whole lot over at ComicBook.com about the original Image creators’ series. In most of those weeks, I’ve followed up with more on that series here on this site. I haven’t written more on “Youngblood” yet, because I feel like I have a lot to write about…
Mickey’s Craziest Adventures
When Lewis Trondheim and Keramidas combine to fake some Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck comics of old, you know you’re in for a good time.
Image @ 25: Image Zero
Image Zero was available in 1992 only if you were willing to cut out the coupon inserted in seven different Image books. Let’s take a look.
Separated at Birth: The Witch, The Duck, and Lou Carnesecca
When you deal with comics every day of your life for nearly 30 years, you see connections everywhere. Let me today present three Separated At Births.
Fragments of Femininity: A Short Story Collection for Women’s Day
A short story collection centered on women and, specifically, their breasts. Olivier Pont’s style is particularly attractive and his stories hit more often than not.
The Killer, v1: “Long Fire”
It’s publishing history is one of the most baffling I’ve ever seen in comics for something so relatively simple, but “The Killer” is a great crime book.
Ekho v2: “Paris”
With the origin story out of the way, “Ekho” establishes its rhythm, moving to Paris for business, but getting caught up in a royal scandal.
“The Reprieve” v1, a Voyeuristic WWII Tale by Jean-Pierre Gibrat
A deserter from the French military hides out in a small town, watching from his perch above. But what happens when he sees something he doesn’t like?