Beauology 101: Random Thoughts That Pop Cultured Into My Brain
Guy Gardner Warrior Annual #1 Art By Joyce Chin
Beau Smith is a thinker. Today he shares some of his random thoughts about comics and pop culture. Dare you enter the mind of Beau?!
Markley’s Fevered Brain: Jim Aparo – One of the Best
Legends of the Dark Knight: Jim Aparo Vol. 2
Jim Aparo was one of the most prolific artists of the Bronze Age, but never achieved the fan-favorite status of some of his peers. Wayne Markley thinks it’s time to change that and takes a look at Aparo’s amazing career.
For Your Consideration: DC’s Aquaman: The Atlantis Chronicles Deluxe Edition
Aquaman: The Atlantis Chronicles Deluxe Edition HC
A classic DC series is finally being collected in Aquaman: The Atlantis Chronicles Deluxe Edition HC. Robert Greenberger was the editor of the series and tells us the behind-the-scenes story of how this epic adventure came to be.
READING COMICS WITHOUT MOVING MY LIPS
Superwoman #1
KC Carlson gets the review bug and takes a look at a number of DC Rebirth titles including Superwoman, Batgirl, Titans, and many more! He also talks about Marvel’s Civil War II: Ulysses!
Markley’s Fevered Brain: Lost and Found
Action Comics #958
Wayne Markley continues his look at DC Rebirth titles including Aquaman #1, Flash #1, Wonder Woman #1, and more! Be warned, there are some minor spoilers.
Markley’s Fevered Brain: Fixing a Hole…
Steve Canyon Vol. 1
Westfield’s Wayne Markley discusses the comics industry and recommends some comics you may enjoy.
Markley’s Fevered Brain: 52 Thoughts on 2011
Batman Vol. 1: The Court of Owls
Westfield’s Wayne Markley looks back at 52 things that shaped comics in 2011.
For Your Consideration: DC’s Aquaman: Death of a Prince
Aquaman: Death of a Prince
Robert Greenberger tells you why DC’s Aquaman: Death of a Prince should be on your bookshelf.
KC Column: Dick Giordano
by KC Carlson
Dick Giordano passed away on Saturday, March 27. He had been battling leukemia and had been hospitalized for the illness. He passed away due to complications from pneumonia. He was 77.
There are already a ton of tributes to Dick popping up all over the internet (see links at the end of this column). Many of these talk about what a great artist – and especially inker – Dick was. More discuss his many and varied accomplishments in steering DC Comics as a company in the 1980s and 90s. Even more are talking about what a wonderful teacher, mentor, friend, and just plain good person Dick was.
All of this is true.