It's been reported on "Amazing" Mike's Facebook page, and at the above's mainpage, that Mike is no longer with us; oddly, I can't find an obituary for anyone named Mike Voiles (I think that's the right spelling) published this year; apparently, his s
House of Slaughter Vol. 2: Scarlet James Tynion IV, series development; Sam Johns, writer; Letizia Cadonici, illustrator; Francesco Segala, colorist BOOM! Studios, 2022
Edwin Slaughter is a member of the Scarlet Masks, the scribes of the Order of St
The Sandman Universe: Dead Boy Detectives Pornsak Pichetshote, writer; Jeff Stokely & Javier Rodríguez, pencillers; Craig Taillefer, Jeff Stokely & Javier Rodríguez, inkers; Miguel Muerto & Javier Rodríguez, colorists DC Black Label, 2023
This could have been another list, but I decided to make it a timeline, because I like seeing when characters existed in relation to one another. I like seeing who mightve been contemporaries, and what plausible crossovers might exist.This is just a
One of the books that I got as regularly as possible growing up was Brave and the Bold as I loved the team-up concept. Of course, my other favorites included Marvel Team Up, Marvel Two-In-One and the later DC Comics Presents. The star of B&B was BATM
I recently completed a discussion of 13 volumes of Marvel Masterworks - Daredevil over in the "What Comics Have You Read Today?" thread. While I'm waiting for the 14th, I thought I'd skip ahead to Frank Miller's celebrated run. I didn't start read Da
A while back, I logged some week-to-week posts on DC’s digital reprint program through Comixology. It’s been a while, and their digital offerings have matured, so I thought I’d take another look at what they’re adding each week. Currently, they seem
The excellent reviews of the Silver-Age Adam Strange stories by our pal, Jeff of Earth-J, over on the resurrected Figserello thread, was a different experience for me from most review threads of this type. In every other instance, at least when it c
JLA: Incarnations is a seven-issue series. I like them all, but #1 is the only one I have read multiple times. It is representative of the kind of post-Crisis continuity I generally have to hold in my head. The DCU has changed multiple times over the
Recently I've been going through a phase of resurrecting and completing old, unfinished discussions. My discsussion of Daredevil was split across many posts in the "What Comic Books Have You Read Today?" thread. Not that I expect anyone else other th
Parasocial Alex de Campi, writer; Scott Henderson, artist Image Comics, 2023
A story straight out of Stephen King's novel Misery, but this time the protagonist is a fading genre-TV actor instead of a novelist. The graphic novel begins at a comics co
