C’est la Guerre – Garth Ennis Presents: Battle Classics, Volume 2
Cover of Titan Comics' Battle Classics, Volume 2. Art by Cam Kennedy. Titan Comics is on a mission. Fortunately, part of that mission is...
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C’est la Guerre Review: Rebels Vol. 1
Despite a somewhat wobbly start, the first Rebels trade collection is a welcome addition to this correspondent’s war comics library, and features...
Fanthropology: Keeping Score
One of the panels at C2E2 last month was entitled "Comic Fandom Year One: What You Wish You Knew Then." It was basically a discussion of things that...
C’est la Guerre: Introducing Jackie Johnson
Cover for Our Army at War 113. Art by Joe Kubert On 4 May 1961, thirteen people, seven African Americans and six whites embark on a bus ride...
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C’est la Guerre Review: Dreaming Eagles #4
Dreaming Eagles #4 joins issues 1 – 3 in being a serviceable war comic, but not at all an outstanding one, a judgement that – barring some...
10Out of 10
C’est la Guerre Review: Johnny Red #4
Titan Comic’s Johnny Red #4 was a highlight of February’s pull list, and continues to be the best war comic on the market, with Ennis (w),...
Need Publishing Advice? New Long Beach Comic Expo Panel Has the Goods
People who wade into the creative writing process pour the whole of themselves into their labors, fretting over the right turn of phrase or...
8.5Out of Ten
C’est la Guerre: Review: Johnny Red #2
Johnny Red #2 is an "end of the beginning" comic, and tends to feel like the second half of issue 1, ending just as the main storyline begins....
Janelle Asselin Wants to Bring You FRESH ROMANCE
Back in the early days of the funny book, comic book genres were many and sweeping: In addition to superhero fare, horror comics, sci-fi series,...
[Press Release] Marvel Reveals Battleworld For Secret Wars With Teaser Video
Next Summer, Marvel Comics will be unleashing Secret Wars upon us once again-- or for the first time-- we're not quite sure how things are supposed...