Posts Tagged ‘Vertigo’

I shouldn’t be surprised by SPAM. We all get enough just by having simple email accounts. You can imagine the type of spam a Blog gets… Even fledgling blogs like this one. Word Press does a great job blocking almost all the spam… The fun part? I can still read them before I delete them. [...]

HOW ARE THESE DIFFERENT? Recently, I came across an article entitled MANGA VS COMICS… I know. I know… What’s weird– there are a ton of articles just like this out there… All comparing Manga to American Comic Books. Truth be told, I am not in agreement with most of their content. First off, let’s make [...]

Since I am a 99.9% “Wait for the Hardcover or the Trade Paperback” kind of guy, I’m going to put my money where my mouth is and let you know what I’m buying every week. Since people keep asking why I buy so many books every week, I expect all you floppy readers to tell [...]

Since I am a 99.9% “Wait for the Hardcover or the Trade Paperback” kind of guy, I’m going to put my money where my mouth is and let you know what I’m buying every week. Since people keep asking why I buy so many books every week, I expect all you floppy readers to tell [...]

Let’s just get on with it: I did not like Revolver by Matt Kindt. Not in the least. Not even a little. (WARNING: Moderate– but ultimately insignificant– SPOILERS ahead!) Revolver operates around the premise that Sam– Kindt’s main character– a disenfranchised, down-on-his-luck nebbish who goes to sleep one night and wakes the next morning to [...]

DC CANCELS MADAME XANADU Has everyone at DC lost their FUCKING MINDS? BleedingCool.com is reporting that Matt Wagner’s DC/Vertigo comic, Madame Xanadu, is on the cancellation road. This makes PERFECT SENSE for 3 Reasons: Madame Xanadu: One of the BEST BOOKS DC’s Vertigo Imprint has launched in 10 Years. Madame Xanadu: Supposedly NOT Vertigo’s lowest [...]

I wanted to bring this review of Neil Young’s Greendale Hardcover over from my original post on CCW*TV. I’m not planning on doing this very often– but I really liked this book. Previous readers: Please note I have added a lot of extra opinion and content in this revised review. For about three years, I [...]