Showing posts with label dc comics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dc comics. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Review: Animal Man Annual #1(2012)

With the Rot nipping at their heels the Baker family seek refuge, and during that time a tale is told. Does this comic pack the muster to be worth your time and money? Continue reading to find out.

Saturday, November 26, 2011

HOLY TERROR(Batman) - REVIEW


Okay, so it's been a while, but I have still been reading comics, and thinking about them. Up this time is the Hardcover, Widescreen Graphic Novel of the delayed "Holy Terror Batman!" by Frank Miller, now known simply as "Holy Terror" and you can tell right away this is not going to be nuanced.

Thursday, September 8, 2011

The Comic Book Maw: 8th September, 2011



Welcome! Since we live in tough times, where comics are not cheap, I think there should be no middle ground. The Comic Book Maw is a weekly, or as close to weekly round up of what comics I got, and what I thought to be good, and or bad. Hopefully it might sway you to avoid, or pick a book or two. Enjoy!


Tuesday, August 30, 2011

You Are NOT Special!: Things I learned about the Comics Biz


When I was young I wanted to work in comics. X-Men, Batman, Spider-Man, it didn’t matter. I wanted to make comics that people would enjoy, and I could be happy doing. Little did I know that the business is as cut throat as the decks of pirate ship.

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Rough Diamond: Kill the Direct Market



You ever read a comic book? If so it was more than likely moved, bought, and sold by Diamond Comics Distributors. Who are they? You might ask. Well they are one man, Steve Geppi. The man that controls all the comics.


Wednesday, July 27, 2011

The New DCU and You!...Not Me

In the attempt to reinvigorate the dying medium of monthly comics DC Comics is relaunching their entire line with new #1’s. This attempt may be too little too late, but some would say, “You gotta try something.” This isn’t checking to see if the spaghetti sticks are done by tossing them against a wall, this is a business. They need to start acting like it.