DC ROUND-UP: Light those candles for GREEN LANTERN: THE 80TH ANNIVERSARY 100-PAGE SUPER SPECTACULAR
This week: Celebrate 80 years of various Green Lanterns with Green Lantern: The 80th Anniversary 100-Page Super Spectacular
Note: the reviews below contain spoilers. If you...
INDIE VIEW: LANGOSH AND PEPPI FUGITIVE DAYS wanders through the Post-Soviet maze
Langosh and Peppi: Fugitive Days
By Veronica Post
Conundrum Press
There’s an allure to former Iron Curtain countries that is hard to put into words, but it...
Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up: THE ADEPT, GUTTERSPAWN, and 3 more campaigns we love
Plus, A MORE GRACEFUL SHABOOM.
The Marvel Retro Rundown: Morales & Baker reveal the TRUTH of Marvel’s history
A review of Robert Morales and Kyle Baker's TRUTH: RED, WHITE, & BLACK from a first-time reader.
Acrossing the Miles: MATHEW NEW of Koriko
The creator of Billy Johnson and his Duck are Explorers models his scenic island for the Beat.
DC ROUND-UP: Does DARK NIGHTS: DEATH METAL #1 rock?
The first issue of DC's big summer event is here, and we have a review.
INDIE VIEW: WINDOWS ON THE WORLD offers a view of America’s invisible people
Windows on the World
Written by Robert Mailer Anderson and Zack Anderson
Illustrated by Jon Sack
Fantagraphics
In many ways there’s never been a beginning and America has...
Comics Crowdfunding Round-Up: THE BONE HERDER, DIGITOPIA and 9 other projects to get behind
Plus, LIKE FATHER, LIKE DAUGHTER continues!
INDIE VIEW: BIX blends jazz and despair
Bix
By Scott Chantler
Gallery 13
Among the jazz musicians who have endured to be placed in that form of legendary status that transcends the community of...
The Marvel Retro Rundown: The X-Men reach an early high note with THE DARK...
The fall of Jean Grey, The Dark Phoenix Saga is a pinnacle moment in X-Men history.
Acrossing the Miles: RON CHAN of Figaro
The Beat levels up on Ron’s intricate video game influenced island.
The Coronavirus Journal: DC, Diamond, and Direct Market Destruction
A discussion about where the industry was, where it is, and how Diamond Comics destroyed itself.
