Deadly Class #32
“My favorite 80’s punk rock, assassin high school comic is back! I’ve been missing the insane tale of the kids of King’s Dominon,Continue reading Indubitable Issues and Pull List (03/14/18)
Infinity Countdown #1
“I am not one for event comics, but this story is one I am anxiously looking forward to. Aaron Kuder is phenomenal, and I can’t wait to see him unloadContinue reading Indubitable Issues and Pull List (03/07/18)
By Jeff Lemire, Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, Marcelo Maiolo
When Marvel canceled Fantastic Four in early 2015, it was more of a mercy killing than a tragedy. It had reached a pinnacle of popularity, then slowly sunk into mediocrity. Also in 2015, DC ended its New 52 initiative, rolled out its Convergence event, and launched its DC YOU brand of titles to re-energize its books and characters. Three years later, DC has drastically improved its creative output, both in quality and creator representation, and decided to resurrect the FF in their own image. What we get are spiritual analogues to Mr.Fantastic, Invisible Woman, Human Torch, and the Thing set in the DC Universe and trying to uncover the secrets of the Dark Multiverse. Continue reading This Week’s Finest: The Terrifics #1
Doom Patrol/JLA Special #1
“The finale to the Milk Wars is here! I have enjoyed this mini event comic very much, each issue offered something fun to chew on, and the alternate versions of some of our favorite DC characters were awesome. Check this one out if you enjoy some old fashioned weird!”
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Published by DC Comics in 1990, The Sandman #19, entitled “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” is arguably one of the best single issues of the acclaimed series; in 1991 the story won the World Fantasy Award for best short fiction — the first comic book to win the award. But shortly after it was published, a copy of the comic was found at a crime scene that shocked a small college community and the comic’s creators, part of an apparent effort to portray a murder as a comics-inspired suicide.
Continue reading “The Sandman Murder”: A Crime, a Comic, and a Creator’s Conscience
Deathbed #1
“Joshua Williamson and Riley Rossmo team up for a new comic at Vertigo! The world’s greatest adventurer returns from the–presumed–dead to recount the tale of where he’s been. I’m very intrigued by this concept, and the creative team is awesome!”
Continue reading Indubitable Issues and Pull List (02/21/18)
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