Hot off the podcast presses! The new, eagerly anticipated first episode collector's item: Geniusboy Live On Demand Radio--The Podcast, ...

I finished Madman Gargantua , and my final thoughts are the same (but enhanced) as they were yesterday. Michael Allred's Madman , cont...

Madman Gargantua is the 852 page hardcover collection of Mike Allred's Madman series, dating from the earliest Tundra series through th...

On Thursday, I wrote: "Tomorrow, Judy wants to take the kids to a Children's Museum about an hour away. I wonder if there are any c...

I've only had time to read one comic so far this week, but I'm going to go ahead and boldly declare that Duncan Rouleau's revamp...

So I didn't get to read any new comic yesterday because I was on a road trip with the family. Today, I didn't get to read any new c...

I didn't actually get to pick up any new comics today because I was away from home (on a road trip with the wife and kids), and even tho...

A month and a half ago, I mentioned my interest in rereading the Alan Grant/Norm Breyfogle Detective Comics run from the late 1980s and ea...

After spending a couple weeks discussing ideas like "bad readers," "bad cartoonists," and "what should a good comic...

I was looking at my bookshelves the other day, and this book cover jarred my memory, reminding me that the first thing I ever wrote for an o...

My week-long exploration of Darwyn Cooke's New Frontier and James Robinson and Paul Smith's The Golden Age finally CONCLUDES with a ...

Today, my week-long exploration of Darwyn Cooke's New Frontier and James Robinson and Paul Smith's The Golden Age continues with a l...

This isn't completely shocking, since Morrison claimed to be working on the big crossover event for 2008, but it's been confirmed at...

Thus, my week-long exploration of Darwyn Cooke's New Frontier and James Robinson and Paul Smith's The Golden Age continues. Check o...

I couldn't decide which of these titles to review in this last slot (and I wanted to give myself a finite amount of review space so I wo...

Wheee! Comics are fun! First Iron Fist and now this! (Actually, I read them in reverse order--Morrison always goes to the top of the sta...