Garth Ennis
Reviews
Battle Action #1
Rebellion
Battle Action
Rebellion
The Lion & The Eagle #1
Aftershock Comics
Hawk the Slayer #1
Rebellion
Marjorie Finnegan: Temporal Criminal #1
AWA Studios
The Boys: Dear Becky
Dynamite Entertainment
Punisher: Soviet #1
Marvel Comics
Articles
Murderers’ Row: Marc Silvestri
Perhaps forever to be known as one of the founders of Image Comics, Marc Silvestri’s career nonetheless stretches from the glory days of Conan the Barbarian to a brand-new Batman / Joker team-up project. And Tegan’s here to tell you all about it.
Disgusting Pong: Kevin O’Neill Takes One Final Trip Down the Bile Tubes
This week sees the release of the final new work by the late UK comics great – one that cautions about the state of the future between epic, triumphant farts.
Unknown Soldier – Known Unknowns
Tom looks back at the 1997 Unknown Soldier, when Garth Ennis and Killian Plunkett warned us of the world that was coming.
Man Out of Time
Tom Shapira looks at the storied history of Dan Dare, and all the random hands that have shaped and reshaped the character for the last 70 years of his existence.
Back in USSR – Garth Ennis’ Soviet Tales
Tom Shapira is pitting two recent war comics from Garth Ennis (Punisher: Soviet and Sara) to see which one is the best. So it’s a war between war comics? You got it!
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (5/11/16 – Crashing Headlong Into the Limits of My Charisma
Joe is 1. back from vacation and 2. sick, but we trust the orgonic radiance of comics will restore his vim before midnight falls on the country hills.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (9/9/15 – Alternating Current Criticism)
Wake up! The future arrives every morning, but does Electricomics herald more than just a new spin of the same sphere?
Days of Yesteryear
Now that all our fond hopes for 2013 have been dashed and our memories of 2012 rendered into a whited sepulcher, wouldn’t it be wonderful to relive those innocent times? Well, then, I’ve got the column for you.
Gold Out of Straw
Ed the Happy Clown returns, Shadow covers do battle, an ancient penny drops, Adrian Tomine meets Liz Prince in a paper bag, and Ray Bradbury checks out.
THIS WEEK IN COMICS! (4/18/12 – Everything Comes Due)
Winter is coming, my friends, as are spoilers for recent zombie-like funnies.
