As of this week, I’m starting to list Boom! Studios titles as well. The complete list of titles is available here.
Archive for the ‘Comics’ Category
Believe it or not, I do read mainstream superhero comics. I tend to be more of a DC version, and to be honest, I tend to prefer things by Trade Paperback rather than by individual issue. Additionally, I tend not to upgrade my individual issues to trade paperback form, for strange personal reasons. So, I normally don’t review mainstream supers comics that are on my pull list.
However, I’ve been catching up on my Ultimate Spider-Man through my local library & book stores, so I figure I’ll give my thoughts on this. Read the rest of this entry »
The complete list of titles is available here.
Chad pointed us to this article. One of the ten known copies of Action Comics #1 recently sold for a million dollars. Perhaps it’s worth losing so much floor and closet space to all of these long boxes… UPDATED: The day we posted this was the day Detective Comics #27, featuring the first appearance of Batman, sold for $1,075,500. Details here.
Now it’s time for me to come back to the Tokyo Babylon reviews, with the series’ 3rd to last volume. As the series starts to come to a close, does it continue to provide some social commentary on the state of Japan (when the stories were written), or does the series push that aside in favor of the main plot? Read the rest of this entry »
The complete list of titles is available here.
The complete list of titles is available here.
As of the time of this writing, the Diamond Comics website is down. However, this was the first time in years that I made a rough draft of the shipping list and this column a week in advance. When the site comes back up, you may want to double check, particularly for the smaller publishers. When the website returns, the complete list will be available here.
As usual, the complete list is available here.
As usual, the complete list is available here.