Weekly Wanderlust typically features reviews of comics released in the current week, but this one is a selection of comics from recent past weeks. Comeback #5 (of 5) Image Comics Ed Brisson (a) Michael Walsh Ed Brisson’s time-travelling miniseries comes to a close. The best thing I can say about Comeback is that it … Continue reading Weekly Wanderlust – April 5, 2013
Category: Comic Reviews
These reviews are from the early 2000s and represent a mere fraction of the hundreds of reviews staff used to write each year.
Weekly Wanderlust – Shipped January 9, 2013
I celebrated my first year as a comic shop owner and the anniversary has gotten me nostalgic. I think back to when I was just a customer at ComicReaders on Grant Road and that leads me to fond memories of writing for ComicReaders.com. I interviewed comic creators and wrote reviews, blurbs of which would sometimes … Continue reading Weekly Wanderlust – Shipped January 9, 2013
Murder Book / Back to Brooklyn
I developed an interest in crime comics leading up to the creation and release of Acts of Violence: An Anthology of Crime Comics in which my comic “The Three Princes” appears. I researched the genre-- from its heyday in the 40s and early 50s, to its decline (and the parallel decline of horror comics) in … Continue reading Murder Book / Back to Brooklyn
Super Hero Squad: Infinity Sword Quest
Super Hero Squad: Infinity Sword Quest Marvel Comics Various (a) Various FC, 176 pgs, $16.99 USD I believe many of the superhero comics published by Marvel and DC are inappropriate for young children. Violence, mature storylines, complex plots, and the occasional sexually suggestive moment make mainstream superhero comics more suitable for teens and adults. … Continue reading Super Hero Squad: Infinity Sword Quest
Carbon Grey #1
Carbon Grey #1 Image Comics Hoang Nguygen, Khari Evans, Paul Gardner & Mike Kennedy (a) Hoang Nguygen, Khari Evans & Kinsun Loh FC 32 pgs w/ ads, $2.99 US A couple of years ago Image had a series called Dust. It was an alternate world where WWII was mixed with giant robots and mad … Continue reading Carbon Grey #1
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