The Wicked + The Divine #21: Wic + Div Re-Read
This week’s edition of Alex Batt’s Wic + Div Re-Read Project looks at The Wicked + The Divine #21, one of the most explosive and bombastic issues of the series so far.
Read MoreThis week’s edition of Alex Batt’s Wic + Div Re-Read Project looks at The Wicked + The Divine #21, one of the most explosive and bombastic issues of the series so far.
Read MoreA look at three comics starring Renee Montoya as The Question, through which writer Greg Rucka and his collaborators explored humanity’s darkest impulses
Read MoreCrossover through its first two issues is so obsessed with making sure readers know that it’s all about comic books, it never manages to actually say anything meaningful about comic books.
Read MoreFor the first part of his end of year Rereads feature, Keigen Rea is revisiting a pair of books from the year: Afterlift via comiXology and Crowded Vol. 2 from Image Comics.
Read MoreBatman: Night Cries from Archie Goodwin, Scott Hampton, and team presents a touching, disturbing, and thoughtful exploration of the horrors of child abuse with a captivating mystery.
Read MoreToday we have an excerpt of American Daredevil: Comics, Communism, and the Battles of Lev Gleason, which covers the life of the 1940s New York comics publisher, Lev Gleason.
Read MoreThis month’s edition of Comics Anatomy sees guest writer Zoe Tunnell taking the reigns for an examination of the craft behind the Marvel Comics mini-series, The Age of the Sentry.
Read MoreToday Isaac Kelley’s monthly X-Men column, Pax Krakoa, returns with a look at what is ostensibly the conclusion to one of the best comics crossovers of all time — X of Swords.
Read MoreThis week, d. emerson eddy wraps up a month-long look at some of Alan Moore’s less-heralded looks via God Is Dead - The Book of Acts - Alpha, which is as meta and self-deferential as it gets.
Read Mored. emerson eddy’s CLASSIC COMIC OF THE WEEK is a largely-forgotten work from Alan Moore’s early British period, Monster, which is available now from publisher Rebellion.
Read MoreAlex Batts is re-reading one of his favorite comics in its entirety — The Wicked + The Divine — taking a look at it all with the ending in mind, and this week he’s on The Wicked + The Divine #20.
Read MoreThe final entry in our Gotham Central: Case by Case series uses the last arc, Corrigan II, to explore the themes and ideas that have been present in this run from its beginning.
Read MoreIn Promethea #14 a foundation on imagination becomes a literal part of the story as Alan Moore, JH Williams III, and the team show us exactly what comics can do when you tap into that imagination.
Read MoreThe second-to-last edition of Gotham Central: Case by Case is here, and it’s focused on the one-shot story SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY, an Infinite Crisis tie-in that delves into religion.
Read Mored. emerson eddy continues delving into some of Alan Moore’s less heralded work, making the CLASSIC COMIC OF THE WEEK Vampirella/Dracula - The Centennial, which is pencilled by Gary Frank.
Read MoreCasanova by Matt Fraction and Gabriel Bá is a comic that begs returning to with the context of the creators other work, and in this month’s installment of Rereads, Keigen Rea does just that.
Read MoreIn this month’s edition of Pax Krakoa, X of Swords has just hit its halfway point…and you know what? So far this crossover of any and all X-Books is pretty dang good. Isaac Kelley sums it up.
Read MoreOur Gotham Central - Case by Case series continues today with a look at the penultimate arc of the book, Dead Robins, in which a serial killer is dressing his victims up as the Boy Wonder.
Read MoreAlex Batts is re-reading one of his favorite comics in its entirety — The Wicked + The Divine — taking a look at it all with the knowledge of the ending, and this week he’s on The Wicked + The Divine #19.
Read MoreWading Into Webcomics is a new monthly column by Elliot Toburen that aims to do exactly what the title implies — cover the many excellent webcomics being made today, starting with Cursed Princess Club.
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