Tag: Classic COmics
Classic Comic Compendium: Is HULK – GRAY the best use of color of the...
Hulk - Gray is perhaps the Jeph Loeb, Tim Sale book that makes the most meaningful use of color, as it reminisces about earlier days.
Classic Comic Compendium: LEGENDS OF THE DARK KNIGHT – “BLADES” is a highlight from...
Legends of the Dark Knight is arguably the longest and best sustained Batman run ever, and story arcs like Blades demonstrate why.
Classic Comic Compendium: GRENDEL – DEVIL CHILD is a difficult but powerful read
Grendel - Devil Child is one of the few mainline Grendel series not penned by series creator Matt Wagner, and it's powerful.
Classic Comic Compendium: KIRBY – GENESIS
Whether you're familiar with the source material or not, Kirby - Genesis from Busiek, Ross, Herbert, Andrade, and Bowland is a fascinating read.
Classic Comic Compendium: KINGDOM COME, a timeless story of gods and monsters
On the concept of legacy that is at the heart of the DC Universe.
Classic Comic Compendium: FANTASTIC FOUR – UNSTABLE MOLECULES
A commentary on the social structures that existed at the time of Fantastic Four's creation.
Classic Comic Compendium: FANTASTIC FOUR – FIRST FAMILY
An examination of the horror that would ensue from radical genetic reorganization.
Classic Comic Compendium: Inevitable we come to WATCHMEN
Try to figure out how it ticks. How the clockworks were made.
Classic Comic Compendium: TOP 10 – THE FORTY-NINERS
One of America's Best Comics final publications is also one of its best.
INTERVIEW: the Legendary R.O. Blechman on the Beauty of Film and the Graphic Novel
"I think the reason I made comics was because I liked to write as much as draw."
