Alex Langley | August 4, 2009
Your Next-Door Neighbor is a Dragon is a startling look at the depths of perversion that grip our society in an ever-tightening chokehold that threatens our very way of life! Not really, but it is a book written by Zack Parsons that records some of the weirdness of the weirdos floating around the internet. Those [...]
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Tags: Balrog, Dragon, Furry, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Something Awful, www.somethingawful.com, Your Next-Door Neighbor is a Dragon, Zack Parsons
Nick | June 29, 2009
As mentioned in a previous article, Captain America #600 came out recently. Filled to the brim with content, they made you really feel like this issue was a celebration. Instead of one, thick story, the issue is comprised of many different stories setting up for stories to come and give some extra perspective on how the world has been dealing with the death of Captain America.
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Tags: Bucky, Captain America, Civil War, Joe Quesada, Marvel Comics, Norman Osborn, Obi-Wan, review, Steve Rogers
Nick | June 23, 2009
This book has given me greater respect for Bryan Lee O’Malley. Scott Pilgrim is a great body of work, but this book proves that he’s capable of so much more. “Lost At Sea” is about a girl named Raleigh tagging along with some fellow college classmates that take a trip to California. She actually has [...]
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Tags: Bryan Lee O'Malley, Comics, Lost At Sea, Reviews, Scott Pilgrim
Papa Llama | May 2, 2009
From Kneon Transitt: “Whalecrash! is an experimental constrained webcomic created with Twitter. The dialog is tweeted via @whalecrash and pulled into the strip itself. This way I can create a new strip on the fly whenever the mood strikes me, and from anywhere… New art every week, new dialog several times per day. Oh, the humanity!”
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Papa Llama | March 20, 2009
Zuda comic endorsement: Children of Armageddon has great comic book style art, interesting characters, and the story that, out of all ten competitors, most makes me want to know what happens next. Chris Meeks has packed a lot of story into those 8 frames.
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Tags: Children of Armageddon, Chris Meeks, DC comics, Infinite Crisis, Paul Levitz, Phil Jiminez, Superman, webcomics, Zuda