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Last week was an incredibly slow week for comics, and I was away for the Fantastic Films Weekend in Bradford over the weekend (about which I may write tomorrow). On top of that, none of the very small number of comics I bought on Thursday allow for very much analysis, so I’m going to pinch [...]
Filed under: comics | Tagged: adventure comics, Alan Moore, bulletproof coffin, comics, david hine, dodgem logic, kevin sharpe, paul levitz, shaky kane | 6 Comments »
Well, I’m just about well enough to type one of these, after a few days of essentially staring blankly into space (went back to work today, though I probably should have had another day or so off). Proper post tomorrow, I hope: (BTW for anyone going to the Thought Bubble comic convention in Leeds on [...]
Filed under: Doctor Who, comics, linkblogging, politics | Tagged: Alan Moore, blackest night, chavs, comics, Doctor Who, linkblogging, politics, privatisation | 17 Comments »
Before I start the review proper, a note about an issue I’ve got with this… My problem with this comic isn’t so much with the comic itself, as with it being yet another exemplar of a rather worrying trend in Alan Moore’s work – in a large, large proportion of Moore’s work – the overwhelming [...]
Filed under: comics | Tagged: Alan Moore, century, kevin o'neill, league of extraordinary gentlemen | 9 Comments »
Before my enforced absence from any form of communication, thanks to the inaptly named TalkTalk (I now have a phone line that crackles so badly I can’t hear the other end of the conversation, I can’t receive incoming calls, and I only have internet access while actually on the ‘phone) I was going to write [...]
Filed under: comics, films | Tagged: adaptation, Alan Moore, comics, dave gibbons, films, Watchmen, watchmen film | 13 Comments »
There are so many things going on in Final Crisis: Superman Beyond 3D 2 that I don’t know where to start talking about it. Even more than the main Final Crisis this is a thematic sequel to Seven Soldiers, and may be the ultimate ‘prismatic age’ comic, as well as being essentially an extra issue [...]
Filed under: comics | Tagged: Alan Moore, all-star superman, fiction suits, final crisis, final crisis: superman beyond 3d, Grant Morrison, prismatic age, steve ditko, superman, superman beyond 3d, Watchmen | 6 Comments »
I’d hoped to do another proper post today, but exhaustion is getting the better of me (for some reason I didn’t sleep last night, and I’ve done a couple of longer-than-normal days at work this week). I also owe p(il)lo(c)k at least two comments and an email, which will have to wait until I’m coherent… [...]
Filed under: comics, linkblogging, politics, religion | Tagged: Alan Moore, batman, comics, convention on modern liberty, dave sim, liberalism, linkblogging, politics, religion, rick veitch, the joker | 4 Comments »
One of the problems of being a British comic blogger is that we get our comics a day later than the Americans. This can make it seem somewhat redundant to write about them. Once Jog, Marc Singer and a couple of others have written about All-Star Superman, what else can there be to say? But [...]
Filed under: comics | Tagged: Alan Moore, all-star superman, comics, frank quitely, Grant Morrison, superman | 1 Comment »
