ComicTober 2019: Monster War
Monsters. Throughout history people have been fascinated by them. Real or not, there’s something undoubtedly alluring about them. Whether they’re...
A Plea From Christopher Golden
See below: Christopher Golden on Writer James A. Moore I could tell you about the work and career of James A. Moore (and I will). I could tell...
Singles Going Steady 5/13/2015: Today’s Comics, Today’s Reviews!
Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin’s weekly single issue review roundup. Lantern City #1 (Paul Jenkins / Matthew Daley / Carlos...
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Advance Review: 'Baltimore: The Infernal Train' #3 Gave Zack the Chills
I had a secret fanboy moment in this issue of Baltimore: The Infernal Train. In one of my old reviews I said that this series was the epitome of...
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Advance Review: 'Baltimore: The Infernal Train' #2: the Good Guys are Losing
My favorite scene of this comic: Inquisitor Duvic stands--covered in blood, raging mad, and holding a severed head—and orders the local...
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Review: 'Baltimore: The Inquisitor' Looks at the Origins of Evil
If Baltimore were a Marvel comic, this issue would have big, bright banners cluttering up the cover, declaring "Special One-Shot Origin...
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Review: Baltimore: The Widow and The Tank isn't the Best, Must Settle for Greatness
I've been spoiled by Baltimore. With series like The Plague Ships and one-shots like The Play -- one of the best single issues of 2012...
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Review: Baltimore: The Play (one-shot)
Just when I think Baltimore can't get much better, Mignola and Golden prove me wrong. Awesome.While ostensibly a one-shot, this is issue #13...
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Miniseries Review: Baltimore: Dr. Leskovar's Remedy
It's always cool when a writer anticipates my thoughts. I was reading Baltimore: Dr. Leskovar's Remedy, and I couldn't help but think...
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Baltimore: The Plague Ships
Many of us who read the prose novel Baltimore were wondering what Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden were going to do with the character. It was...