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FOUR COLOR REWIND™ – 90s Redux!
Written and drawn by underground/alternative cartoonist Peter Bagge in 1993, HATE #8 really takes me back. Wow, the 90s! Please forgive me but… WOW! That’s back when commercial rap music could mean anything from MC Hammer to Public Enemy to … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alternative Rock, Amazing Spider-Man, Animaniacs, Art School Confidential, Arts, awk & Dove, Batman, Beauty and the Beast, Blue Beetle, Buddy Bradley, Cartoons, Charlton Comics, Chris Bachalo, Comics, Cracked Magazine, Creeper, Cry for Love, Dan Clowes, Daniel Clowes, Disney, Disney Cartoon, Don Martin, Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, Eightball, Erik Larsen, Ghost World, Gilbert Hernandez, Gilbert Shelton, Glyn Dillon, Grunge, Grunge Rock, Guru, Hate #8, Hate (comics), Hernandez Bros, Hulk, Iggy Pop, Image Comic, Image Comics, Incredible Hulk, Jaimie Hernandez, Jazzmatazz, Jim Lee, Jim Valentino, Jonah Hex, LArry Marder, Lisa, Love & Rockets, Mad Magazine, Marc Silvestri, MC Hammer, Neat Stuff, Nirvana, Peter Bagge, Peter Milligan, Public Enemy, Question, Ratfink, Rick Bryant, Rob Liefeld, Robert Crumb, Rolling Stone, S. Clay Wilson, Shade, Shade the Changing Man, Shade the Changing Man #38, Soundgarden, Spiderman, Spin, Stinky and George, Stooges, Sub Pop Records, Tales of the Beanworld, Ted Kord, The Bradleys, The Creeper, The Fabulous Furry Freak Bros, The Simpsons, Todd McFarlane, Uderground Comics, Val
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Insideman’s Pull List™ Hardcover, Graphic Novel & Manga Picks for 4.27.11
LOTS OF COMICS THIS PAST WEEK! As often happens with the END OF THE MONTH DUMP (with a few MAJOR exceptions)– the Graphic Novels and Hardcovers are plentiful this week but NOT overwhelming. GN & HC fans are normally overloaded … Continue reading →
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Tagged Alex Ross, Alex Toth, Angel, Bakuman, Blood Alone, Bulletproof Coffin, Captain America, Captain Future, Comics, Doc Savage, Doctor Solar, Doomwar, Dracula, Fantastic Four, Flash, Franken-Castle, GI Joe, Gilbert Hernandez, Graphic Novel, Green Lantern, Grimm Fairy Tales, Gunslinger Girl, Invincible, Jonah Hex, Jonathan Hickman, Jonathan Maberry, Kingyo Used Books, Last Phantom, Last Zombie, Loki, Love from the Shadows, March Story, Marvel Comics, Mighty Samson, Punisher, Red Sonja, Rick Remender, Robert Kirkman, Sensational She-Hulk, Shadow, Solar (comics), Spike, Thor, Turok, Vampire Hunter D, Vampirella, X-Men, Y the Last Man
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IMJ Capsule Reviews™ – All New Comic Book Reviews!
Archer and Armstrong #0 Desperate Times Writer: Fred Van Lente Artist: Clayton Henry Letterer: Dave Lanphear Colorist: David Baron 23 pages, $3.99 The only Valiant comic I’ve ever read before Archer and Armstrong #0 was Magnus Robot Fighter #2– and that was around about 1992 back in the … Continue reading →