alandaviddoane (![[info]](http://l-stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} alandaviddoane) wrote,@ 2005-11-19 22:15:00 |
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The Comics Journal #272
The new issue of The Comics Journal ships to most comics shops this coming Wednesday, November 23rd. It is supposed to include a review of mine, so I am especially looking forward to seeing it hit the stands, but with or without me, The Journal is always one of the one or two best things to happen to comics in any given month.
The other thing this month is All-Star Superman. I wish they had left the S on his chest off-model as seen in the earliest previews of the book, but Morrison and Quitely get it about Superman in ways that only Alan Moore has ever also explored. It's nice to have a good superhero comic on the stands again, and one that I suspect will be bringing in new readers throughout the entirety of its run and beyond.
I've written a couple of new reviews in the past week, of Zack Soto's The Secret Voice from AdHouse Books, and an NBM graphic novel called Trailers. Both of those reviews are up now at Warren Ellis's The Engine message board, or you can wait until Monday and check them out at Comic Book Galaxy. I'm not bothering to link to either because, frankly, if you know where this LiveJournal is, you certainly know your way to those places. I wouldn't want to insult your intelligence.
The new issue of The Comics Journal ships to most comics shops this coming Wednesday, November 23rd. It is supposed to include a review of mine, so I am especially looking forward to seeing it hit the stands, but with or without me, The Journal is always one of the one or two best things to happen to comics in any given month.
The other thing this month is All-Star Superman. I wish they had left the S on his chest off-model as seen in the earliest previews of the book, but Morrison and Quitely get it about Superman in ways that only Alan Moore has ever also explored. It's nice to have a good superhero comic on the stands again, and one that I suspect will be bringing in new readers throughout the entirety of its run and beyond.
I've written a couple of new reviews in the past week, of Zack Soto's The Secret Voice from AdHouse Books, and an NBM graphic novel called Trailers. Both of those reviews are up now at Warren Ellis's The Engine message board, or you can wait until Monday and check them out at Comic Book Galaxy. I'm not bothering to link to either because, frankly, if you know where this LiveJournal is, you certainly know your way to those places. I wouldn't want to insult your intelligence.
