Do the Work and Don’t Get Hurt: An interview with Farel Dalrymple
Farel Dalrymple challenges his readers. Think less esoteric snore-fest or stuffy exegesis and more … a dare. Dalrymple asks: can you keep up?...
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Review: The Wrenchies: ”Something Left a Back Door Open”
KEITH SILVA: In The Wrenchies Farel Dalrymple means business; he's an artist after all.Here there be monsters, dystopic landscapes and children...
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Review: ‘Omega The Unknown’: The Strangest Comic Marvel Ever Published, Twice
Sacks: Silva: Jason Sacks: Omega the Unknown by Jonathan Lethem, Karl Rusnak, Farel Dalrymple and Paul Hornschemeier (with a cameo by Gary Panter)...
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Review: ‘Delusional’… An Alien Among Weirdos.
Let's talk art. Drops mic. By way of introduction, the copy on the flipside of Delusional by Farel Dalrymple says (Keats-like) all ye need know: ''A...
Top 10 Dense Comics
Welcome to our list of the Top 10 Dense Comics. “Dense” seemed like the only word that could adequately describe the experience where,...
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Prophet #24
If you've been reading Prophet since Image's relaunch a few months back, #24 will start with the familiar: John Prophet wakes violently...
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SUNDAY SLUGFEST: Fantastic Four #600
Chris Kiser: Danny Djeljosevic: Jamil Scalese: Chris: Well, here...
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Omega The Unknown #6
We're six issues in on this series, and it still is defiantly avoiding the opportunity to stick to any sort of conventional storyline. It's...
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Omega: the Unknown #3
Jason Sacks: Martijn Form: Jason Sacks: Martijn, I know you haven’t read the original Omega series, so I’m curious what you think of this...
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Omega the Unknown #1
It's hard to put in words quite how much the '70s series Omega the Unknown meant to me. The first issue was released near Christmas of 1975, when I...