Mike Mignola has never shied away from teasing us with Hellboy’s apparent destiny, to rule this world…
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Maybe someone more in tune with themselves than I am can find some kind of hidden meaning…
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In Scarlet Book 1, Brian Michael Bendis wants to be a dangerous storyteller. He wants to be…
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Genetically bred human/animal hybrids, the Elephantmen were created for war. Imagine hippopotamuses and rhinoceroses that walk like…
Scott Cederlund
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The most startling element about American Vampire Volume 2 is how different it is from the first…
Scott Cederlund
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If you were to ask what makes Greg Rucka a strong writer, my answer would be that…
Scott Cederlund
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Fear Itself #1 supposedly reflects our real world fears only, you know, with costumed heroes and mythological…
Scott Cederlund
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What kind of pretty girl gets a job digging graves? The answer is simple; the kind of…
Scott Cederlund
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Let’s tell it like it is. Out of all the superheroes, only Superman can say he has…
Scott Cederlund
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Jeff Lemire’s characters, no matter how old or how young they may be, all carry the weight…
Scott Cederlund
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Since the days that Stan Lee first wrote him back in the early 1960s, The Mighty Thor…
Scott Cederlund
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After reading Grandville: Mon Amour, there’s one thing that puzzles me; why are most of Bryan Talbot’s…
Scott Cederlund
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What would you do if it was going to be impossible to commit a crime? Not just…
Scott Cederlund
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As Bruce Wayne returns to the present day fold in Batman and Robin #16, joining Dick Grayson…
Scott Cederlund
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Sometimes it’s not the story itself but how the story is told that counts. In The Outfit,…
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In Warren Ellis and Cully Hamner’s Red, Paul Moses is a monster. The former CIA operative who…
Scott Cederlund
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There are lots of X-Men books on the stands right now, and Remender and Opeña’s “Uncanny X-Force” is the ass-kicker of the bunch.
Scott Cederlund
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The Amazing Spider-Man: The Gauntlet Vol. 5 — Lizard begins with a couple of short stories by…
Scott Cederlund
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I’m kind of amazed at how much of Marvel’s Golden Age roots are lost to the past….
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Is it too much to ask for an explanation? To want some kind of closure to a…
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Naoki Urasawa likes to create questions in his stories. In Monster, it was what wass Johann’s endgame?…
Scott Cederlund
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Warren Ellis and John Cassaday know where the bodies are buried. Not literal bodies but the fictional…
Scott Cederlund
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There are two important questions you’ve got to ask yourself going into writer Matt Fraction and artist…
Scott Cederlund
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There are two stories that Jason is telling in Werewolves of Montpellier. In the first story, the…
Scott Cederlund
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Coming out of DC’s Sinestro Corp War, which was a surprisingly organic event, I had high hopes…
Scott Cederlund
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I don’t know many comics that actually smolder. Beginning with the cover of Parker: The Man With…
Scott Cederlund
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One book is about a girl entering school and the other is about a boy graduating and…
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Scott Cederlund reflects on the state of the Sunday funnies, and reviews DC’s newly compiled Wednesday Comics series.
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Depending on who you listen to and/or read, the dawning of the digital age of mainstream comics…
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The first Phonogram book Rue Britannia was about music on a cerebral level as Kieron Gillen and…
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