Books: Comics and Graphic Novels
Currently listing articles 749-701:
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DVD Review: Teen Titans - The Complete Fifth Season — The final season for the team.
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Graphic Novel Review: Aces: Curse of the Red Baron by Denton, Wilson & Square-Briggs— An entertaining action-comedy pits two squabbling WWI flyboys against a ghostly Red Baron.
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Comic Book Review: Star Trek - Assignment Earth by John Byrne— Kinda flat, and not as fun as it should be--you know, like any comic adaptation of a late-sixties TV show that never existed.
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Manga Review: The Drifting Classroom, Volume Five by Kazuo Umezu— A classic survival horror manga pits school kids against an apocalyptic future world.
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DVD Review: Batman Begins (Limited Edition Gift Set)— It’s a very good movie, but is the double-dip worth it?
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DVD Review: Swamp Thing: The Series, Volume Two — Slogging through that series was not unlike making my way through a dank and frightening swamp.
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Frank Miller Blogs About His Forthcoming Spirit Movie — The comic artist and director works to assuage fannish anxiety about his movie take on a landmark comic crime-fighter.
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Graphic Novel Review: Criminal: Coward by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips— Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips carve a dark, ugly road of betrayal and greed in this landmark crime series.
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Batman 3: No Room For Robins In The Knight— In the world of Batman, there is simply no room for the teenage Robin.
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Graphic Novel Review: Water Baby by Ross Campbell— A review of the DC/Minx title Water Baby, written and illustrated by Ross Campbell
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Manga Review: Hell Girl Volume One by Miyuki Eto— Eternal damnation never looked so easy in this manga animé spin-off.
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Comic Book Review: DC Comics' 52, Week 50— 52, a weekly DC Comics series. This week, starring Black Adam, and many other DC Universe characters.
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Manga Review: Vassalord Vol. 1 by Nanae Chrono— One of the better drawn first volumes that I’ve seen recently
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Manga Review: Devil's Bride Vol. 1 by Se-Young Kim— a romance in which a Devil creates his perfect bride
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Manhwa Review: Hotel Africa Vol. 1 by Hee Jung Park— ...
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Manga Review: Hellgate: London Vol. 1, Story by Arvid Nelson and Art by J.M.— A prequel to the hit video game.
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Comic Review: Star Wars Omnibus: Droids — Star Wars Omnibus: Droids collects all the adventures of our favorite robotic duo!
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk— How Universal and Marvel successfully course-corrected the struggling franchise.
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Comic Book Reviews: Caliber and Hercules #1— A new comic book line, Radical Comics, debuts with two variations on familiar myths.
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk is the Movie Fans Wanted Five Years Ago
— Marvel reboots its Hulk franchise with a film more in line with fan expectations.
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Comics in the Movies— What are your thoughts on the comics, the movies, and the media tie-ins?
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Graphic Novel Review: All-Star Superman by Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely— Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely bring back the gentler years of Superman with a soft science fiction touch.
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Graphic Novel Review: Hawaiian Dick: Byrd of Paradise by B. Clay Moore and Steven Griffin— This 1950s Hawaiian private eye tale comes out swinging with beautiful art, great dialogue, and throws in a zombie.
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Comic Review: Skaar Son of Hulk by Greg Pak & Ron Forney— The Incredible Hulk has a son! And a whole world is out to kill him! The world's in trouble!
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DVD Review: Fantastic Four Extended Edition (2005)— Want to know why Marvel stopped trusting other studios and started producing their own movies? Here's exhibit A.
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Graphic Novel Review: Criminal: Lawless by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips— Brubaker and Phillips deliver another smoking volume of neo-noir in their second CRIMINAL arc.
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Manga Review: Dark Metro by Tokyo Calen & Yoshiken— A new manga horror series finds ghosts and bloody vengeance in the bowels of the Tokyo subway.
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Blogcritics Magazine Becomes the Middleman in a The Middleman Giveaway— Blogcritics and the Middleman - fighting evil so you don't have to and giving things away so you don't have to buy them.
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Graphic Novel Review: Green Arrow: Year One by Andy Diggle and Jock— Oliver Queen's dramatic lesson in survival that prompts him to become the masked bowman Green Arrow gets a great update.
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Graphic Novel Review: Fantasy Classics, Edited by Tom Pomplun— Volume Fifteen in the Graphic Classics series contains "romance, wizardry, dreamworlds & Mary Shelley's Frankenstein!"
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk— Marvel and Edward Norton reinvent the Hulk and give the franchise life again.
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Movie Review: The Incredible Hulk— Although I preferred Ang Lee's vision of the character, this is still a great cinematic experience for action fans.
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Product Review: Lenore PVC Figurine— The cute little dead girl goes 3D.
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TV Review: Comic Books Unbound — A new Starz documentary looks at the rise and rise of comic book-based movies.
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Comic Review: Star Wars Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi - Volume 1 — Star Wars Omnibus: Tales of the Jedi Volume 1, tells stories of the Jedi and their struggles thousands of years before The Battle of Yavin.
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Graphic Novel Review: Mr. T by Christpher Bunting and J.L. Czerniawski— Too childish to work for adults and too adult to be for children.
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Graphic Novel Review: 52, Vol. 4 by by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, and Keith Giffen
— The final volume of 52 brings closure for the various characters, though without the expected tying together of the storylines.
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Comic Review: Serenity: Those Left Behind by Joss Whedon— Serenity: Those Left Behind fills in a missing chapter of the Serenity crew and feels like an episode of the show.
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Comic Review: Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Omnibus Vol. 02 — Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Omnibus Vol. 02 reprints older Dark Horse stories in an affordable format and in chronological order
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Comic Review: Buffy Season 8 Long Way Home— Continues the great Joss Whedon show in a new format and since it's a comic the budget and story ideas are limitless.
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Comic Review: Superman: Last Son by Richard Donner et al— It's been a long strange journey for Superman Last Son partly written by Superman I and Superman II director Richard Donner.
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Beyond Bounds: Summer Reading! — What are you taking on vacation? The newest paranormal or an old stand by?
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Graphic Novel Review: Midnight Sun by Ben Towle— A poignant historical tale more akin to cinema than novel.
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Graphic Novel Review: The Brave and the Bold Vol. 1: The Lords of Luck by Mark Waid— Triple-X hero-on-hero action, featuring obscure characters from 40 to 50 years ago...hot and bothered yet?
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Graphic Novel Review: Holmes by Omaha Perez— A dark and over-the-top parody takes the piss out of the world's greatest detective.
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Comic Review: Indiana Jones Omnibus, Vol. 1— This omnibus reprints long out of print Indiana Jones tales which Indy fans will enjoy.
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Graphic Novel Review: Diary of a Teenage Girl by Phoebe Gloeckner— A bittersweet tome about coming of age in 1970s San Francisco.
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Book Review: Everyday Cat Excuses - Why I Can't Do What You Want by Molly Brandenburg— Take simple illustrations of cats, add in funny text, and you get this amusing collection of cartoons.
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Comic Review: Wondermark: Beards of Our Forefathers by David Malki— The twice-weekly sardonically surreal web comic gets its first bound collection.
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