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Risk and the Terrible Abyss: David Hine and Alberto Ponticelli discuss Second Sight

Keith Silva
January 20, 2016
Interviews
With Second Sight, writer David Hine and artist Alberto Ponticelli take the serial killer crime procedural and give it … hair, a brisk cocktail of...

Vanesa Del Rey & the Power of Thinness: Hit: Pen & Ink #2

Keith Silva
October 1, 2015
Boom! Studios, The Long-Form
Cartoonist Vanesa R. Del Rey works thin places. The idea of a thin place comes from the ancient Celts. Peter Gomes, a Harvard theologian,...

Picks of the Week: April 1, 2015

Justin Giampaoli
March 30, 2015
Columns, Picks of the Week
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...
4.5

What We Said Then: Kissing Casanova: Lust in Luxuria

Daniel Elkin
January 25, 2015
Reviews, What We Said Then
With this week's release of Casanova: Acedia #1 from Image Comics (and our fascinating upcoming review of that intriguing issue), we thought it was...

Dispatches from CAB Part Two: Miss What?

Dainel Elkin, Keith Silva
November 21, 2014
News
Welcome to part the second of Comics Bulletin’s coverage of Comic Arts Brooklyn 2014. To find out how our two provincials, Daniel Elkin and Keith...
5.0

Xenia Superior: Michel Fiffe’s COPRA #18

Keith Silva
November 20, 2014
Reviews
Call it ‘The Ric Flair Rule,’ the instant when all else slips away and one is left with the simple notion: “To be THE MAN, you’ve got to beat...
4.5

Excessive Machine: Katie Skelly’s Agent 8

Keith Silva
November 19, 2014
Reviews
Warning: illustrated naked body parts below Remember those … physical responses, loins-wise, watching Jane Fonda do her spaced-out striptease at...
4.0

Review: ‘Art Schooled’ Makes Jason and Keith Want to Go Back to College, Almost

Jason Sacks, Keith Silva
November 3, 2014
Reviews, Team-Up Review
JASON SACKS: So, Keith, we've had an explosion of memoirs in the last few years, with Alison Bechdel's Fun Home and Are You My Mother? next to David...
5.0

Review: ‘Through The Woods’ Delivers Timeless Horror

Keith Silva
October 30, 2014
Reviews
If you can put your five fingers through it it is a gate, if not a door. Shut your eyes and see. -- Ulysses, III, 8 - 9 Sure, mama and papa Carroll...
5.0

Eel Mansions #6 (Bringing It All Back Home)

Daniel Elkin, Keith Silva
October 23, 2014
Reviews
''And in fact the only way I can deal with this eerie situation at all is to make a conscious decision that I have already lived and finished the...
4.0

Review: Not For Everyone: ‘God Hates Astronauts’ #1

Keith Silva
September 3, 2014
Reviews
Now, Albert Einstein was a fuck-up as a cartoonist, that said which by the way is redundant in both writing and speech because, you know, you just...

Do the Work and Don’t Get Hurt: An interview with Farel Dalrymple

Keith Silva
August 25, 2014
Interviews
Farel Dalrymple challenges his readers. Think less esoteric snore-fest or stuffy exegesis and more … a dare. Dalrymple asks: can you keep up?...
4.0

Review: The Wrenchies: ”Something Left a Back Door Open”

David Fairbanks, Keith Silva
August 20, 2014
Reviews, Team-Up Review
KEITH SILVA: In The Wrenchies Farel Dalrymple means business; he's an artist after all.Here there be monsters, dystopic landscapes and children...
3.0

Really Very OK: a review of ‘Moonhead and the Music Machine’

Keith Silva
August 18, 2014
Reviews
Andrew Rae's Moonhead and the Music Machine falls into a quasi-amorphous category I'll call flowerchild folderol, the kind of small hour...
4.0

Review: ‘The Empty Man’ #1 (of 6): for the sake of all that is holy … why

Keith Silva
June 17, 2014
Reviews
Set in a timeless ''Five Years Ago'' and ''Now,'' The Empty Man reads like a late 1970s early ‘80s word-of-mouth artifact of found horror, a...
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