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As you might expect from the title, Planetary, Vol. 2: The Fourth Man is where the Planetary story really starts to pick up the pace. In addition to some kick-ass stories, Ellis and Cassaday start to reveal some of the back-story, giving us a glimpse at parts of Elijah’s past and the mysterious Fourth [...] Damn! I’ve been putting off this review of In The Shadow of No Towers for so long, it’s become a form of writer’s block. You see, I was so impressed by Spiegelman’s work, so absolutely blown away by it and on so many levels, that I felt that any review I had to write [...] In the first volume of Y: The Last Man, we were given the premise: a mysterious virus / curse / wtf has caused every mammal with a Y chromosome to die spontaneously, all at the same time. Not just adults, either: kids, embryos, even sperm are all toast. All except for Yorick, a hapless escape [...] I hate it when bloggers explain an absence. “Sorry for not posting,” they may write, “but I had exams.” Or “My cat had tapeworms and was rubbing its ass all over my keyboard.” Or “I don’t do this full-time, and frankly, I had some other shit to do. So I won’t bother [...] The Adventures of Tintin, Reporter For “Le Petit Vintième,” In The Land of the Soviets. Phew! That’s a bit of a mouthful, isn’t it? For the sake of my carpal tunnel, let’s just call this “Tintin in the Land of the Soviets,” okay? Originally published in 1929, Tintin in the Land of the Soviets was Hergé’s [...] There are three really great things about The Sandman, Vol. 2: The Doll’s House. One: Neil Gaiman’s writing is picking up steam. Two: the artwork is tons better than the first volume. Three: the story is awesome sauce. |
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