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Author Chase Magnett

Chase Magnett

Chase Magnett

Chase is a mild-mannered finance guy by day and a raving comics fan by night. He has been reading comics for more than half of his life (all 23 years of it). After graduating from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with degrees in Economics and English, he has continued to research comics while writing articles and reviews online. His favorite superhero is Superman and he'll accept no other answers. Don't ask about his favorite comic unless you're ready to spend a day discussing dozens of different titles.

5.0

Carl Barks’s ‘Trail of the Unicorn’ is a Whimsical Exploration of the American Experience

Chase Magnett
June 11, 2014
Reviews
I have a confession to make. I have never read Carl Barks’s or Don Rosa’s Duck comics. This has been a gaping hole in my repertoire of comics knowledge that I have become more self-conscious of each...

‘Deadly Class’ blends a fun and twisted premise with some of the best comics storytelling available.

Chase Magnett
June 9, 2014
Columns, Comics Bulletin Soapbox
  Deadly Class is one of my favorite new series of 2014. It blends a fun and twisted premise with some of the best comics storytelling available. The characters are distinctive, the action is...
3.5

Advance Review: Two Roads Diverged in ‘The Woods’ #2

Chase Magnett
June 3, 2014
Reviews
In The Woods #2, James Tynion IV and Michael Dialynas begin to establish the structure of their ongoing comic about a high school mysteriously transported to a dangerous, alien planet. It appears that the...

Women in Comics: A Response

Chase Magnett
June 2, 2014
Columns, Comics Bulletin Soapbox, Manifesto
There is a common argument in comics culture that asserts both men and women are sexualized in comics and that this is not a significant problem. When I read these arguments and articles supporting it, the...
4.0

Advance Review: For a comic about a serial killer, ‘Nailbiter’ #2 is a lot of fun

Chase Magnett
June 2, 2014
Reviews
Nailbiter #1 was released to almost universally positive reviews, praised for its high concept and grasp of the horror genre. Nailbiter #2 continues the strengths of the first issue, but plays up something not...
5.0

Review: Beneath a Mundane Title Lies a Fascinating Story in ‘Trees’ #1

Chase Magnett
May 28, 2014
Reviews
The last line of Trees #1 summarizes the tone of the comic perfectly: “All this is normal.” In spite of the absurdity of massive tree-like aliens planting themselves across the Earth, the characters in...
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