Jason Aaron
Committed: Jason Aaron – Macho Men for a Modern World
- by Sonia Harris
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It takes a certain kind of character to make a violent, bloodthirsty superhero likable. It certainly isn’t an easy task. There are plenty of superheroes with “codes”, rules which prohibit them from killing and so forth, these are more enjoyably relatable, we all want to think that, even when pushed to the edge of endurance, [...]
Committed: Jason Aaron’s party
With the release of Wolverine #1, Isotope Comics Lounge in San Francisco hosted a party for comic book writer Jason Aaron. Having enjoyed his work on books like Scalped, Ghost Rider, and Punisher, I was interested to meet the man, so at around 9pm I headed down the hill to the party to ask him [...]
The Best Comic EVER (This Week)!
- by Brad Curran
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This was a damn good week for comics, if you ask me. Or even if you don’t. I’ll tell you anyway. Two Hickman comics (and two of the best issues of his runs on Secret Warriors and Fantastic Four, no less), Incredible Herc, the best issue of Rucka and Williams Detective Batwoman run so far [...]
Sunday Brunch: 7/19/09
Seven more days have passed us by, and it’s time for another foray into the series of tubes that is the comics internet! If you’re itching for dumb puns and wordplay with lots of links to cool stuff, look no further!
Hey, Look, Someone Is Reviewing Comic Books On A Blog!
- by Brad Curran
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What a novelty! You have certainly never seen this before, I bet!
Capsule Reviews: Amazing Spider-Man, Ghost Rider, Incredible Hercules, Immortal Iron Fist, Vikings
- by Brad Curran
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This’ll pretty much be it for the reviews from me this week. Maybe. I think I’ve clogged up the basepaths enough. Before I relenquish the floor to Burgas, I have a few more comics I want to talk about.
Some Comments On Wolverine Saga (And Some Actual Wolverine Comics, Too)
- by Brad Curran
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- 29 Comments
You can’t really review a plot synopsis with photoshopped panels from old comics distributed to comic shops for free, in order to inform people about Wolverine’s convoluted history (and possibly scare them off of ever reading another coming again), because there’s a new movie coming out. Especially when you skimmed the damn thing. That said, [...]
