Neal Adams
All New Collectors’ Edition #56: Superman Vs. Muhammad Ali
Neal Adams’ artwork demands that you enjoy it now the way you would have in 1978.
Week In Comics Journalism
A look back on the reviews and news of the summer.
Ram V
This tale itself is a feast as we travel with the demon and the filmmaker. Andrade’s art tickles all of your senses even as it only interacts with one of them.
grant morrison
Morrison and Paquette challenge the power structures that are inherent to our world to try tot show a better way forward.
Take a trip through time in Richard McGuire's Here.
20th Century Men doesn’t overtly bill itself as a superhero comic. And to be fair, it shouldn’t. It is a post-superhero superhero book.
Alec Robbins really loves Betty Boop. That’s probably the most straightforward fact about Robbin’s Mr. Boop. From there, Robbins and his book just get… weird. Here’s the premise of this book: Betty Boop is the cartoon character and Alec is married to her. Alec thinking “My wife
What I love about the beginning of Far Sector is that it starts en media res. Here’s a brand new Lantern on a brand new planet. It’s fresh, but you have to bring a certain schema to it. You kind of need to bring certain things to it.
Comic book review and discussion
The summer must end but not yet. There's still a few weeks left to it. This week on the site, I explored John Porcellino's latest issue of King-Cat Comics & Stories. A Great Comic for the Dog Days of Summer- King-Cat Comics & Stories #83 by
Cartooning as a worldview, as therapy, as confession, and as autobio.
Let's start off with usual with what was happening around here this week before diving into the news and reviews of the week. It’s About The Ethics of Super Powers in Gillen and Wijngaard’s Power Fantasy #1Relaxed but always on edge until the narrative bomb drops,
Relaxed but always on edge until the narrative bomb drops, you can see how far Gillen and Wijngaard are willing to go with this story.
Your links for the post-SDCC week.
Search and Destroy is a revenge thriller you feel in your bones.
Comics news from the last week
Joe Matt is the target of the ridicule and jokes but he’s also the one telling the jokes.
Things to read from the past week in the world of comics.
Hickman and Schiti pull away from telling the huge story that we expect and find another way to tell a character-driven story between the context of those loud battles.
The comic news you need to know for July 14, 2024.
It’s July. That means all the sites start running SDCC announcements- who’s going to be there, what big signings they’ll be having, and what “major” releases they’ll be hawking. Let’s see if we can survive this month together, shall we? This week on the site,