EDITOR’S NOTE: The killer of DC Comics’ Identity Crisis has been revealed, and by now, all the reviewers and fans have reacted.
EDITOR’S NOTE: This week we continue our Holiday theme as I assigned our stable (pun intended) of SBC reviewers to evaluate any Christmas-themed comic book they desired.
Have you considered giving a comic book as a Christmas or holiday gift to someone who isn’t a comic book reader? What is your motivation for such a gift? To convince someone that the comic book medium can be a serious and mature form of entertainment? To turn someone into a devoted comic book reader? I asked our reviewers to recommend a comic book gift to non-comic book readers and of course, they had to explain their selections.
In 2000, Pittsburgh artist Tom Scioli received a Xeric grant to publish his comic book series The Myth of 8-Opus .
Story by Davis R. Vaughn Computer Art by George Lippert Published by Drive Comics There aren’t that many comics with computer-generated art… yet.
Friday 5th Nov 2004 PRO-CON I arrived in Bristol nice and early, about 11AM to be exact.
Nowadays how CAN’T comic book readers communicate with each other? Unless one’s computer lacks the ability to access the internet (is that still possible?), the comic book enthusiast can learn quite quickly and easily through dozens of fan sites and official publisher sites what fellow enthusiasts think of a particular comic book, what comic books will be published in upcoming months, and the history of comic book publishing, among other topics.
Winterfest 2 Report Saturday 23rd October saw the 2nd Winterfest held in London, and I enjoyed it no end.
In honor of the recent Hispanic Heritage month, this week’s column will be dedicated to Hispanic characters in comic books.
Before I start, I would like to give a heartfelt apology to J Michael Straczynski.
