by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

ComicList Week In Review Volume 14, Issue 12 ComicList joined Twitter. Too Much Coffee Man offered us a second cup of opera. And, kids now have a safe place online to read comics. Subscribe to ComicList Week In Review by Email. COMICLISTS ComicList: Manga for...

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by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Superman #674 DC Comics Busiek, Guedes & Macgalhaes Superman gets an updated pad. Actually, Clark Kent got the new digs. Superman gets confronted with a villain with interesting powers and gets visited by someone who is after one...

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Green Arrow & Black Canary #6 DC Comics Winick & Chiang Another issue of Green Arrow and another effort that is solidifying this series as a must read month after month. This issue doesn’t have a shocking ending...

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Green Lantern Corps #22 DC Comics Gates & Nelson In this installment of the Green Lantern Corps an Alpha Lantern gets a partner that is a non-Alpha Lantern. This match also happens to be a pair of siblings,...

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Suspended Animation Review Graphic Classics: Mark Twain/139 pgs. and $11.95, Eureka Publications/various artists and writers /sold at book and comics shops, and at www.graphicclassics.com. This collection adapts several of the lesser works of American novelist, Mark Twain, and lesser is meant as a...

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Our friends at MangaCast write Tough week this one. There is some blood and a dirty pair to deal with. Psycho Busters, moon children, newtypes and a vagabond or two should be found in bookstores as well. Now all that might sound intimidating but that’s why the MangaCast is here to help.

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Rebellion #12 Dark Horse Comics Barlow, Wilson & Glass Luke and Leia get captured. The plan continues using the rebel who wanted out. The Imperials appear to running things like Colonel Kurtz from Apocalypse Now in...

by Jeff Meyer | March 22, 2008

Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Star Wars Legacy #21 Dark Horse Comics Ostrander, Francia & Anderson The space battle finds a conclusion. The issue has some strategy, lots of dog fighting, sacrifice and a getaway. This issue has many, many scenes that remind me a...

by Jeff Meyer | March 21, 2008

ComicList: New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, March 26, 2008, by Charles LePage. Information provided by our friends at Things From Another World. This is the *preliminary* list and is not complete. The complete, and much more accurate, list will be published next week. This information is compiled from a variety of sources...

by Jeff Meyer | March 21, 2008

Brian Lynch authors a comic about college kids who face throngs of the undead San Diego, CA (March 21, 2008)-Acclaimed writer Brian Lynch's new zombie comic, Everybody's Dead, will hit comics shops this month from IDW Publishing (www.idwpublishing.com). With a successful career as a screenwriter and best-selling comics like Angel: After...

by Jeff Meyer | March 21, 2008

Updated shipping information for comics and products being released beyond the week of 03/26/2008, provided by Diamond Distribution and our friends at Things From Another World. SUPPLIER/TITLE NEW DATE DARK HORSE COMICS Oh My Goddess! Volume 8 TPB 04/09/08 Indiana Jones & Kingdom/Crystal Skull TP 05/21/08 DC COMICS Action Comics #863 04/23/08...

by Jeff Meyer | March 21, 2008

The kind folks at BOOM! Studios have supplied ComicList with their solicitations for comics and other products featured in the March 2008 Previews, scheduled to ship May 2008. BLOOD BOWL: KILLER CONTRACT #2 (COVER A) BLOOD BOWL: KILLER CONTRACT #2 (COVER B)

by Jeff Meyer | March 20, 2008

March 20th, 2008 This week's recently restocked comics from Things From Another World. Recently Restocked Products

by Jeff Meyer | March 20, 2008

Combine sadistic, gun-toting nurses with evil man-eating ghosts and you get one hell of a day for Ghost Rider! Writer Jason Aaron’s critically acclaimed “Hell To Pay” story continues in Ghost Rider #22, the penultimate chapter of the action packed ride that leads into the stunning return of a character than...

by Jeff Meyer | March 20, 2008

Oni Press is proud to announce SALT WATER TAFFY: THE SEASIDE ADVENTURES OF JACK AND BENNY, a new ongoing series of all-ages graphic novels by Matthew Loux. In the spirit of kid friendly tales like THE GOONIES and BONE, comes a new all-ages romp. Published quarterly, SALT WATER TAFFY follows a...

by Jeff Meyer | March 20, 2008

This week as part of Archie Comics First Look program, we have a look at THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE ARCHIE VOLUME TWO, ARCHIE DOUBLE DIGEST #187, JUGHEAD #188, and SONIC X #31. THE ADVENTURES OF LITTLE ARCHIE VOLUME TWO Adventures...

by Jeff Meyer | March 19, 2008

Bullet-ridden and consumed by a quest for vengeance, Logan has one objective—get Mystique and get revenge for her betrayal of the X-Men! Wolverine #64, an X-Men: Divided We Stand tie-in, continues the critically acclaimed “Get Mystique” arc from writer Jason Aaron (Ghost Rider) and artist Ron Garney (Amazing Spider-Man). Just how...

by Jeff Meyer | March 19, 2008

Dark Horse Comics is proud to present Beards of our Forefathers--a collection of David Malki's Ignatz-nominated comic strip Wondermark--in a handsome, hardbound edition. Malki crafts his unique comic strips by combining public-domain Victorian-era engravings with clever original dialogue to illustrate an often-poignant social commentary. Against the pinned-down and buttoned-up backdrop...

by Jeff Meyer | March 19, 2008

This summer, Dark Horse Comics will release a collection of rapper/cartoonist Keith Knight's Harvey Award-winning, semi-autobiographical comic strip, The K Chronicles, presented for the first time in a comprehensive omnibus edition. An unabashedly provocative mix of political and social satire, The K Chronicles tackles such touchy subjects...

by Jeff Meyer | March 19, 2008

Riverside Reads Debuts With Original Comics, Art, Stories and Reviews What happens when you take a classroom full of comic loving kids, give them access to a web designer, art supplies, a giant stack of comics and a government grant? You get Riverside Reads, the newest comic book website, created almost entirely by kids, for...