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Monday Morning Pick ‘Em – February 20th 2019

February 18, 2019

Columns, Dynamite, Image, Marvel Comics, Miscellaneous Comic Book Content, Monday Morning Pick 'Em, What Looks Good

We as comic readers are inundated with a myriad of new books every week. Each title is hoping to be the one to grab our attention and be a regular...

The Bittersweet Comfort of Millar and Capullo’s REBORN

Daniel Gehen

July 18, 2018

Columns, Image

Recently, my aunt passed away after a 20 year, on-and-off battle with cancer. She fought this vicious, unrelenting force for much of her life while...

Podcast: Ray Sonne reads The Wild Storm

Chase Magnett, Joseph Kyle Schmidt, Ray Sonne

February 23, 2017

Reboot Comic Book Club

Chase and Joe are back for a new round of reviews, interviews, bickering, and general nonsense. This week’s guest on RCBC is their very good friend...

SIngles Going Steady 11/16/2016: Do The Right Thanos

Kristopher Grey, Lukas Schmitt

November 19, 2016

Big Two, Image, Indie, Marvel Comics, Reviews, Singles Going Steady

Singles Going Steady is Comics Bulletin's weekly review roundup. Thanos #1 (Marvel Comics) (W) Jeff Lemire, (A/CA) Mike Deodato, (C)...

Jumping On: Jupiter’s Legacy Vol. 2 #1

Jamil Scalese, Luke Miller

July 5, 2016

Image, Indie, Jumping On

Comics has an accessibility problem. After decades of existence some books can be really hard to ease into. That’s why the infamous “jumping on...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #7

Chase Magnett, Mark Stack

May 5, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, The Full Run

Chase Magnett: The best part of Civil War #7 is knowing we are almost done. It has been a long trail over the past seven weeks as we’ve walked this...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #6

Mark Stack

April 28, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, Reviews, The Full Run

This whole series manages to sum itself up fairly well here in this issue when Captain America kicks The Punisher out of his super secret team of...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #5

Chase Magnett

April 21, 2016

Miscellaneous Comic Book Content

Civil War #5 continues all of the bad traditions of the miniseries we’ve discussed so far, while hinting at how it could have succeeded where it...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #4

Mark Stack

April 14, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, The Full Run

Does Thor know Dagger? Within the universe of Marvel Comics, Thor is a member of the elite superhero organization and would be known worldwide by...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #3

Chase Magnett

April 7, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, The Full Run

Civil War #3 begins by briefly showing readers what sanity looks like. After a splash meant to remind everyone Peter Parker revealed his secret...

Civil War Crimes: Civil War #2

Mark Stack

March 31, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, The Full Run

A year ago, I volunteered to write about a terrible, over-hyped yet historically important event comic book called Crisis on Infinite Earths and,...

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Civil War Crimes: Civil War #1

Chase Magnett

March 24, 2016

Big Two, Big Two Reviews, Columns, Marvel Comics, The Full Run

In retrospect Civil War is the most Mark Millar comic of all Mark Millar’s work at Marvel Comics. Just take the first nine pages of Civil War...

The Manic Pop Thrill of Grant Morrison and Mark Millar’s Flash

Jason Sacks

February 11, 2016

Big Two, Classic Comics, Classic Comics Cavalcade, Marvel Comics

One of my favorite runs of Flash comics was a brief twelve-issue sequence written by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar. During their short time on the...

Huck #1-3: The Kind-Seeming Mockery of the Midwest

Chase Magnett

February 3, 2016

Columns, Comics Bulletin Soapbox, Image, Indie

I traveled home to Omaha, NE for my mother’s 50th birthday earlier this year. While out we discussed Darlene, a favorite late aunt, a great aunt in...