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What I bought – 2 February 2011

What we are reluctant to touch often seems the very fabric of our salvation. (Don DeLillo, from White Noise)

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She Has No Head! – Ladies Comics Project: Phase II, Part One

Even after spending the last year plus writing She Has No Head!, a column about women and comics, I continue to have a real interest in and curiosity about women and comics, and specifically why women do and don’t read comics and what they do and don’t respond to as readers when they do read.  [...]

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Flippin’ through Previews – November 2010

Where can you find comics? In Previews, of course! This month: Is it the worst idea ever on the cover of Previews? Could be …

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Flippin’ through Previews – September 2010

If I were a flunkie at DC, I’d propose publishing FIFTY Bat-titles a month … and nothing else! Come on, DC – you can’t lose! In the meantime, we’ll have to peruse this month’s Previews for other, non-Batman-and-thus-far-inferior titles!

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She Has No Head! – Spotlight: Rutu Modan

I don’t know how I missed out on Rutu Modan’s work for so long, but man am I glad I finally discovered her. Modan, an Eisner award-winning illustrator and writer worked as an editor for the Hebrew edition of MAD Magazine after graduating from the Bezarel Academy of Art & Design.  She founded Actus Tragicus [...]

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Flippin’ through Previews – July 2010

One thing really cracked me up about this month’s Previews … and then someone else pointed out how stupid it was before I could. Damn it!!!!!!

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A review a day: Market Day

Who doesn’t love bleak, Eastern European, turn-of-the-twentieth-century comics? Commies, that’s who! Oh, wait – Commies probably love them!

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Blue Moon Reviews — Black Blizzard

You might know the name Yoshihiro Tatsumi from its frequent appearance on lists of Eisner nominees, including this year’s candidates for the Eisner Hall of Fame. He didn’t start out penning autobiographical masterpieces like A Drifting Life, however. One of his earlier endeavors was Black Blizzard, a noir thriller in which two accused murderers—on the [...]

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She Has No Head! – Spotlight: Gabrielle Bell

Apparently March is a month in which Gabrielle Bell bewitches the minds of writers, as my post today, a spotlight on Gabrielle Bell, is following up Brian’s “A Year Of Cool Comics – Day 73″ post of just yesterday.  I considered pulling my post (and asked Brian if he’d prefer it) but he said I [...]

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Flippin’ through Previews – March 2010

Yes, it’s that time of the month again for Previews! You know you want to!

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Flippin’ through Previews – February 2010

The Marvel Universe has apparently never existed before … because it starts in Previews #257!

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Flippin’ through Previews – January 2010

Smell it? It’s comics from the future! Aaaaahhhhh! They’re in Previews #256, to which we now turn our attention!

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Flippin’ through Previews – November 2009

It’s time to delve into the latest issue of Previews, #254! Let’s rock!

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Flippin’ through Previews – July 2009

What’s this? It’s the latest issue of Previews, issue #250! Yay!

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