5.0
The Horror! The Horror! Comic Books the Government Didn't Want You to Read!
Just in time for Halloween comes this fantastic anthology of pre-code horror. With spectacular reproduction, outstanding essays by Jim...
5.0
3.0
Futurama Comics #51
Open Futurama Comics and be dazzled by a splash page that captures the beauty of space. James Lloyd, Andrew Pepoy, and Allan Hellard combine...
5.0
Art In Time: Unknown Comic Book Adventures, 1940-1980
This is the most wonderful time to be a fan of classic comics. Hundreds of reprints of amazing and long-forgotten comics are in print these days,...
3.5
Spooky Year Book 2010
If you are a fan of the old Warren Magazines, this is a must have.For those who don't know the magazines, James Warren released a line of comic...
3.5
Comic Fan! #5
What an absolutely sumptuous fanzine. The latest issue of Jim Main's Comic Fan! is a brick of a zine, a giant 156-page collection of great...
5.0
Dr. Seuss & Co. Go to War
Dr. Seuss & Co. Go to War: The World War II Editorial Cartoons of America's Leading Comic Artists is a new 275-page book that is a fascinating...
3.0
Strange Tales #3
Marvel's three-issue dalliance with independent comics creators concludes with this comic, which is pretty much the epitome of a mixed...
4.5
Wednesday Comments 10
Welcome to the tenth installment of Comics Bulletin's reviews column devoted to DC's Wednesday Comics. In this week's column, Jason Sacks will be...
4.0
Wednesday Comments 07
Welcome to the seventh installment of Comics Bulletin's column devoted to DC's Wednesday Comics series. This week's column is a three-way discussion...
4.5
Wednesday Comments 01
Welcome to Comics Bulletin's new reviews column devoted to DC's weekly Wednesday Comics series. Each Thursday for the next 11 weeks (along with...