For Your Consideration: DC’s Green Lantern: 80 Years of the Emerald Knight
Celebrate eight decades of GL in DC’s Green Lantern: 80 Years of the Emerald Knight. Robert Greenberger gives you an overview of this popular character’s career.
Celebrate eight decades of GL in DC’s Green Lantern: 80 Years of the Emerald Knight. Robert Greenberger gives you an overview of this popular character’s career.
What are your favorite comics? Who are you favorite characters? Wayne Markley shares thoughts on three of his favorites; Green Lantern, Flash, and Dial H for H.E.R.O.
There are lots of new comics that come out each week. Wayne Markley looks at some recent releases including The Green Lantern, Conan the Barbarian, and Man-Eaters and tells you whether he gives them a “yea” or “nay.”
The bizarre world of a species of crabs is examined in BOOM! Studios/Archaia’s The March of the Crabs. But Arthur De Pins’ trilogy is so much more than that as Wayne Markley explains as he examines this excellent series.
There are lots of new comics on the Westfield Web site. KC Carlson has some recommendations for you including Green Lantern #1, Marvel Knights 20th#1, Firefly #1, and James Warren: Empire of Monsters.
What do Tintin, Green Lantern, and The Defenders have in common? Wayne Markley looks back at some of the comics that shaped him as a fan and reader.
By Josh Crawley
While sometimes there are some noteworthy going-ons in the world of comics, there isn’t really all that much newsworthy. Combine that with my lack of anything else to ramble about this week and it looks like we’re going to be on an adventure of not-so-mythic proportions!
How it works: I’ll pretty much scan some comic book websites, sometimes click on links (and share them with you), and babble a bit about what I see and read!
But before I start (since it’s been lots of places before I got this idea), Scott Pilgrim’s six volumes have been printed in over one million copies total. That’s pretty awesome. Sidebar: I wonder how quick it would take digital sales to reach that number. Even more so, I wonder how it would look on a Kindle or a Nook.By Josh Crawley
As I write this, I’m listening to John Siuntris interview Kelly Sue DeConnick for his Word Balloon podcast. Maybe if you listen to it while reading this, you’ll understand me just a little bit better…
Probably not.
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