X-Men #19 Review
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Writer: Jonathan Hickman
Artist: Mahmud Asrar
Colorist: Sunny Gho
Publisher: Marvel Comics
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Black Cat #4 Review
Charles Martin
Writer: Jed MacKay
Artist: Nina Vakueva
Colourist: Brian Reber
Letterer: Ferran Delgado
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Silk #1 Review
Charles Martin
Writer: Maurene Goo
Artist: Takeshi Miyazawa
Colourist: Ian Herring
Letterer: Ariana Maher
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2000AD #2225 Review
Gavin Johnston
Writers: Kenneth Niemand; TC Eglington; Kek-W; John Tomlinson; Dan Abnett
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Young Hellboy: The Hidden Land #2 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Mike Mignola & Thomas Sniegoski
Artist: Craig Rousseau
Colours: Dave Stewart
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Firefly #27 Review
Nick Devonald
Writer: Greg Pak
Artist: Ethan Young
Colours: Joana Lafuente
Letters: Jim Campbell
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Avengers: Curse of the Man-Thing #1 Review
James Caudill
“Am I finally not alone?”--Doctor Ted Sallis
Writer: Steve Orlando
Artist: Francesco Mobili
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Future State: Superman vs. Imperious Lex #3 (of 3) - Review
Olivier Roth
Writer: Mark Russell
Artist: Steve Pugh
Colorist: Romulo Fajardo Jr.
Letterer: Carlos M.
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Strange Adventures #9 Review
James Caudill
“I keep thinking. There’s got to be something in there that could make this better.” --Adam Strange
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The Other History of the DC Universe Book Three Review
James Caudill
The Other History of the DC Universe Book Three Review
1983-1996: Katana
“I was relentless. Tenacious. Vicious”--Katana
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Batman Catwoman #4 Review
Wes Greer
Writer – Tom King
Art – Clay Mann
Colors – Tomeu Morey
Letters – Clayton Cowles
Publisher – DC Comics Black Label
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Flash #768 Review
Carlos R.
Written by: Jeremy Adams
Art by: Brandon Peterson, Marco Santucci, David Lafuente
Colors by: Mike Atiyeh, Arif Prianto, Luis Guerre
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I’ve written and written about how much I love Image Comics. I religiously pick-up every #1 issue they put out, because nine times out of ten
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I had an English teacher this year that was something of a scholar when it came to Vampires. That sounds ridiculous (and it is ridiculous, but in a nice sort of way), but it’s true. And, because it was an English class, there were thorough amounts of dicking around and generally not getting any work done. One
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I’ve decided, because I’m an adult and occasionally have the weight and power to decide things, that I’m going to start writing blogs about each of the Trades that I read. Though there are some weeks where I get my fill of writing from
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On behalf of myself , Stephen & Bobby, Comics The Gathering wishes everyone a safe & Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!
Remember to take full advantage of your time off to relax, have a nice eggnog with rum & read a shit load of comics.
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Welcome to the conclusion of my 8 examples of exceptional art in comics. Continuing in the same vein as Part 1, this is a list of 4 more comics that succeed in providing a distinctive mix of originality and excellence in their illustrations.
With this list I have tried to keep a steady balance of both popular and underrated books. Now obviously, with only eight examples, I cannot help but leave out many noteworthy mentions that have more than
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10. Legend of Luther Strode #2 (of 6)
Writer: Justin Jordan Artist: Tradd
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The 90's were hard times for comics. I could spout off an abundance of cliches regarding Rob "Pouches" Liefeld and the general bombast of the industry at the time, but that would be cheap.
All I really have to say is: Superman had a mullet. Anything else one can say about the dark blot of comic book history -
Comics are a wonderful literary medium; in their pages we find some of the most heroic characters, fantastically enticing stories, and remarkably cerebral plotlines. They possess the funniest of dialogues, and detail the most tragic of misfortunes. They give us all of the wonders that we find in the greatest of novels, but also something more. The true draw of a comic isn’t simply its masterful writing—it’s the combination of an excellent script and beautiful
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A frequent debate I have often entertained with other history geeks goes something like this: If you could chose, would you rather live during the dawning of a great civilization such as Greece or Rome, or would you rather experience the final days that great civilization? It is an incredibly interesting question that can ignite many an argument. You see, being born during the formation of a great civilization or empire means a lot of hard work, but at the
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The Martian Manhunter has always been one of my favorite DC characters. The Martian Manhunter or J'onn J'onzz (his real name) has never been a bestselling character but has proven to be a appreciated character never theless.
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The Martian Manhunter first appeared in the silver age of comics. His first appearance was in the Detective Comics series. Later J'onn would join the Justice League. Being a member of the justice
