A quick rundown on some of last week's comics that I haven't discussed yet: Black Panther #35: This comic has been terrible for quit...

New Avengers #39 and Mighty Avengers #11. Two very different takes on the Avengers concept, both written by Brian Michael Bendis, both re...

I took my 7-year-old son, Andrew, to his first Comic-Con today, and I chose wisely: it was the Kid's Comic-Con in the Bronx. Instead of...

In case you haven't been reading Countdown , which is very wise, I'll update you on the recent debacle. First of all, I probably do...

This being the second in a series of posts in which I explain why the conventional widom is wrong . The Legion of Super-Heroes has been an o...

Have you guys all read the Secret Invasion prologue ? It's a pretty sneaky way to try to trick us into subscribing to Marvel Digital Co...

I've written over a dozen 500-word reviews for comics over the past couple of weeks, but I can't talk about any of those just yet. ...

Are you attending the 2008 New York Comic-Con? Then make sure you stop by the Sequart booth and pick up your copy of Teenagers from the Fut...

I've been buying comics ever week since I was in middle school, and unlike most fans I know, I've never taken a break from comics, a...

The first installment in a new series wherein I tell you that EVERYTHING YOU KNOW IS WRONG. Basically, I'll be explaining why some piec...

Chad Nevett and I love talking about comics, and this week we bring that love to Ed Brubaker's SHOCKING new issue of Captain America . ...

I hate missing a couple of blogging days, but I'm working on a bunch of projects right now that needed my attention. (Plus, I had what ...

"The New Jersey Defenders" need a little love, and Chad Nevett and I give it to them in the newest installment of Sequart.org'...

UPDATED FRIDAY EVENING! Bill Reed, over at Comics Should Be Good challenged readers to come up with 6 to 8 "great" graphic novels...

For a comic book series that only totaled about 130 pages over the course of a decade and a half, The Rocketeer sure made an impact on my l...

I haven't seen anyone else talking about this, but then again I haven't been really looking: Did you know that Keith Giffen wrote th...

The credits for Hero for Hire #1 (June 1972) indicate that although Archie Goodwin wrote the comic and George Tuska drew it, they had some ...

Have you ever seen Sam Peckinpah's The Wild Bunch ? I hope so, because it's one of the greatest American films ever, and I fell in ...

Once in a generation, a comic arrives to change the face of the industry. That comic is probably not Punisher War Journal but, you know wh...

This is what I hoped Wolverine: Origins might have been like. It wasn't. But this is what they call a very good comic. Logan is Bria...