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Posted on July 9, 2009 by Andrew Hickey

Remember last week how I talked about the Bat-titles being like an explanation of what a ‘good comic’ and a ‘bad comic’ are? This one’s a Good Comic, and much like the Bat-titles the quality rests almost entirely on the … Continue reading →

Posted in comics | Tagged adam strange, amanda conner, andy kubert, batman, ben caldwell, brenden fletcher, brian azarello, brian stelfreeze, catwoman, comics, dan didio, dave bullock, dave gibbons, dave mccaig, dave stewart, deadman, eduardo risso, flash, green lantern, hawkman, jimmy palmiotti, joe kubert, Joe Quiñones, john arcudi, jose luis garcia-lopez, kamandi, karl kerschl, kevin nowlan, kurt busiek, kyle baker, lee bernejo, metal men, metamorpho, mike allred, neil gaiman, paul pope, rob leigh, ryan sook, sgt rock, supergirl, superman, the demon, vinton heuck, walt simonson, wednesday comics, wonder woman | 18 Comments

Whatever Happened To All Of The Heroes, All The Shakespearos?

Posted on April 26, 2009 by Andrew Hickey

There appear to be two schools of thought regarding Neil Gaiman among comics critics. One, popular ten years or so ago, is that he’s the greatest writer ever to have worked in the medium, and brings a new level of … Continue reading →

Posted in comics | Tagged andy kubert, batman, comics, death of batman, detective comics, neil gaiman, scott williams, whatever happened to the caped crusader? | 9 Comments

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