Picks of the Week: May 20, 2015
It’s a great time to be a Warren Ellis fan, as he’s plunged back into comics in a big way recently. We’ve hadSupreme: Blue Rose, Blackcross, Injection, and now Trees #9 (Image) to thrill us. Ellis is...
Advance Review: Starve #1: “Stipple The Sky”
In some ways, Starve feels like the celebratory culmination of multiple elements in Brian Wood’s career as a comic book writer. Published by Image Comics, in collaboration with artist/co-owner Danijel Zezelj...
Picks of the Week: May 13, 2015
Huge Week. MASSIVE WEEK. Taking the top slot is Rebels #2 (Dark Horse) by Brian Wood, Andrea Mutti, and Jordie Bellaire, with covers by Tula Lotay. Rebels is a very well-balanced piece of historical fiction,...
Picks of the Week: May 6, 2015
There’s really no singles jumping up and shouting at me as deserving of the top slot this week, so let’s get all indie and shit. You’ve gotta’ check out Black River (Fantagraphics) by Josh Simmons, his...
Picks of the Week: April 29, 2015
I'm most excited for They're Not Like Us #5 (Image Comics)this week. I'm really loving the way Eric Stephenson and Simon Gane ground latent adolescent power manifestation in a rich indie style that asks some...
Picks of the Week: April 22, 2015
It seems like it’s either boom or bust for my weekly pull. I think I only ended up buying two books last week, so naturally there’s about a dozen this week that I’m interested in. Drones #1 (IDW) by...
Picks of the Week: April 15, 2015
It's a relatively small week, but there's still a few hidden gems to be found! In terms of singles, I'm most curious about RUNLOVEKILL #1 (Image Comics) by Jonathan Tsuei and Eric Canete, based largely on the...
Picks of the Week: April 8, 2015
It’s an exceptionally strong week for comics! Rebels #1 (Dark Horse) is finally here from Brian Wood, Andrea Mutti, Jordie Bellaire, and Tula Lotay. I’ve read an advance of the issue, and I can objectively...
Picks of the Week: April 1, 2015
Welcome to Picks of The Week for April 1, 2015! In the top slot this week, the Distinguished Competition is offering the long-awaited Sinestro Annual #1 (DC). If you're following the series as closely as I...
Picks of the Week: March 25, 2015
For books hitting the shelves on 3/25, the top slot is basically a toss-up between Eric Stephenson and Simon Gane’sThey’re Not Like Us #4 and Kurt Busiek and Benjamin Dewey’s The Autumnlands: Tooth &...
Picks of the Week: March 18, 2015
It’s a big week! As usual, Image Comics is leading the charge, and I’ll give the top slot to Punks #5 by Joshua Hale Fialkov and Kody Chamberlain. The guys always manage to pull off unexpected humor with...
Interview: Antony Johnston Part Two: Surviving the Big Wet
Be sure to catch every installment of Surviving The Big Wet, Comics Bulletin's week-long Wasteland event: Antony Johnston Interview (Part 1) Christopher Mitten Interview Justin Greenwood...
Interview: Justin Greenwood: Surviving the Big Wet
Be sure to catch every installment of Surviving The Big Wet, Comics Bulletin's week-long Wasteland event: Antony Johnston Interview (Part 1) Christopher Mitten Interview Antony Johnston Interview...
Interview: Christopher Mitten: Surviving The Big Wet
Be sure to catch every installment of Surviving The Big Wet, Comics Bulletin's week-long Wasteland event: Antony Johnston Interview (Part 1) Justin Greenwood Interview Antony Johnston Interview (Part...
Interview: Antony Johnston Part One: Surviving The Big Wet
In 2006, Antony Johnston and Christopher Mitten launched an ambitious new series at Oni Press. Wasteland is set somewhere in America, and picks up 100 years after a mysterious event only whispered about in...