The Return of Galloway Park
October 25th marks the return of Galloway Park to ComicBookDaily.com.
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CBD’s 52Qs | #7: “Which Company Is Currently Putting Out the Best Quality Books?”
Every week CBD’s Editor in Chief Pete DeCourcy asks the question and the crew (and special guests) give their answers, we’ll be doing this for 52 weeks. Tip of the hat goes to the gang at Scans_Daily for the inspiration.…
Review: Uncanny X-Force #1
Writer: Rick Remender Art: Jerome Opena Colours: Dean White Cover: Esad Ribic; Variant Covers: Clayton Crain, Rob Liefeld, J. Scott Campbell, Marko Djurdjevic Letters: Cory Petit Publisher: Marvel Comics After a critically acclaimed run on X-Force, writers Chris Yost and…
Whosoever Holds This Hammer | Why DC Sucks, Or, Why Is Marvel So Much Better
(Whosoever Holds This Hammer appears every Tuesday exclusively on comicbookdaily.com) Well my legions of fans, after a bit of a vacation last month I am pleased to announce that WHTH is back, and back with a vengeance. Due to rabid…
Dressed For Success | Episode 34
The newest webcomic to join to the Comic Book Daily family is Dressed For Success. Written and Drawn by Egesta Comics‘ Chris Howard and Jeff Wasson. We’ll be updating Tuesday and Thursday until we catch up with their current run.…
Brightest Day By Day #11
Writers: Geoff Johns and Peter Tomasi Artists: Ivan Reis, Scott Clark, Patrick Gleason and Joe Prado Inkers: David Beaty, Oclair Albert, Keith Champagne, Tom Nguyen Colours: Peter Steigerwald Cover: David Finch; Ivan Reis (variant) Letters: Rob Clark Jr. Publisher: DC…
Auction Highlights #47 – WTF
Amazing Spider-Man #1 I was rummaging through a bunch eBay auctions when I came across some interesting activity around Amazing Spider-Man #1. Amazing Spider-Man #1, Marvel Comics (March, 1963) Graded by CGC at 2.5 with Off White to White pages…
Stan Lee Scores a Deal with the NHL
Hockey season has begun and what better way to celebrate than with some bizarre comic news. What do hockey and comics have in common, you may ask? Why, Stan Lee, of course. In a strange marketing move, Stan ‘The Man’…
New York Comic-Con: Just the facts
There’s so much coverage going on at NYCC that your eyes are gonna bleed trying to keep up with it. So screw that, let the CBD crew bleed their eyes for you as we scour the web and boil it…
Advanced Review: Night and Fog Vol. 1
Writer: Alex Leung and Matthew Bradford Art: Roberto Castro, Stephane de Caneva and Tomas Aira Colours: JM Ringuet Letters: John Kade and Michael Hanfling Publisher: Studio 407 You know what’s a really bad idea? Genetic experiments. You know what’s even…
Review | Fables: Covers By James Jean
The title says it all. Fables: Covers By James Jean is a 9×12″ hardcover collection of James Jean’s covers of seventy-four monthly issues, ten trade paperbacks, one on-shot and one graphic novel. If you enjoy Jean’s work then pick up…
ARRRGH!!!!! | More Thoughts on The Comic Code
Last week I talked a little bit about the advent of how the Comics Code Authority came into being. It was a really quick review. If you are interested in finding out more history on the subject, I highly recommend…
Lethargic Lad #126.1
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Read MoreMSC #24Just A Thought | Comic Book Shop Communities
“Have we done gibbons yet?” Ah Wednesday, the day of new comics. As I’ve previously stated a number of times, Blue Beetle Comics in Barrie is my local shop. I’ve often explained what I like about the store in a…
Comic Culture Radio Podcast – October 6th
Comic Culture This week hosts Chris Owen and Walter Durajlija welcome very special guests Brimstone, writer Marcello Carnevali and artist Sajad Shah. The New York based trio’s new Borderhounds project is discussed (as are lots of other cool comic book type stuff).…
CBD’s 52Qs | #6: “What is Stan Lee & Jack Kirby’s Greatest Creation?”
Every week CBD’s Editor in Chief Pete DeCourcy asks the question and the crew (and special guests) give their answers, we’ll be doing this for 52 weeks. Tip of the hat goes to the gang at Scans_Daily for the inspiration.…
Diary of a Comic Book Goddess :: How to use Comics to PWN Social Commentary
Warning! Most of the links (and this article is very link heavy) in this article are definitely NSFW! I chuckled when I saw the little jab taken at Barry Richardman in Uncanny X-Men #528. As the Marvel Universe’s stand-in for…
Review: Green Arrow #4
Writer: J.T. Krul Pencils: Diogenes Neves Inks: Vicente Cifuentes Colours: Ulises Arreola Letters: Rob Leigh Covers:Mauro Cascioli (regular); Philip Tan and Pantazis (variant) Publisher: DC Comics He robs from the rich and he gives to the poor, fires trick arrows…
Undervalued Spotlight #57
Conan the Barbarian #1, Marvel Comics, October 1970 Conan the Barbarian was an important comic book in many ways. Some argue the book ushered in the Bronze Age while others look to Marvel’s first major licensing effort (actually only $200…
Artists I Heart: Joelle Jones
Have you ever had an artist that you’d follow to whatever project they’d do? Joelle Jones is that artist for me. Luckily though everything she’s done so far has been something I’d totally want to get anyway. I first found…