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Comic Revolt with David Gillette: Halo 8′s Matt Pizzolo

In this week’s installment of Comic Revolt, I had the opportunity to chat with Halo 8 president Matt Pizzolo. Some of his work includes writing Godkiller, organizing Occupy Comics, and being a partner in the upcoming Blac...
 
 
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Review: Deadhorse #4

Writer Eric Grissom and artist Phil Sloan’s Deadhorse, the ongoing series from 215 Ink, continues its candidacy for quirkiest comic title of this year. This review has spoilers, so beware. William Pike, the off-the-wall p...
 

 
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Review: Batman #12

DC Comics‘ Batman #12, by writer Scott Snyder and artist Becky Cloonan with backups by writer James Tynion IV and artist Andy Clarke, tells a moving story. Harper Row, first glimpsed in issue #1 and later issue #7, has a ...
 
 
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Comic Revolt with David Gillette: The Madefire Comic App

Today, I begin a weekly series of features examining outside of the box thinking in the comic book industry. New technology and greater interest in creator-owned comics has changed the industry landscape in ways that are allowi...
 

 
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Review: Swamp Thing #12

DC Comics’ Swamp Thing #12, co-written by Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire with art by Marco Rudy, continues with the second part to Rotworld storyline. In Animal Man #12, Animal Man and Swamp Thing plunged into the depths of...
 
 
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Review: Animal Man #12

DC Comic’s issue 12 of Animal Man, written by Jeff Lemire and Scott Snyder with art by Steve Pugh, begins part one of the Rotworld prologue. For readers new to either series, it would serve you well to go back to the re-l...
 
 
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Review: Mind MGMT #3

Dark Horse Comics’ Mind MGMT #3, written and drawn by Matt Kindt, travels deeper into the mystery of Henry Lyme as Meru and Bill travel to China. Leading Meru along with a trail of psychic bread crumbs, Lyme nudges her to...
 

 
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Review: The Secret Service #3

Writer Mark Millar and legendary artist Dave Gibbons continue their amazing mini-series The Secret Service under Marvel Comics’ Icon imprint. Co-plotted by director Matthew Vaughn (Kick Ass and X-Men: First Class), issue ...
 
 
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Review: Hellblazer #293

DC Comics‘ Vertigo imprint release of Hellblazer #293, written by Peter Milligan, starts a new arc: The Curse of the Constantines. Pulling from the last arc, Another Season in Hell, Milligan shows a new kind of Constantin...
 

 
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Review: Saga #5

Image Comics‘ release of Saga #5 by writer Brian K. Vaughan and artist Fiona Staples continues its first-class mind screwing with more bizarre action. Issue #5 picks up with Prince Robot IV, quite possibly the most bizarr...
 
 
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Review: Batman #11 – Special Mea Culpa Edition

Last month, in one of my reviews, I wrote a piece explaining my dissatisfaction with the twist ending in DC Comics’ Batman #10, written by Scott Snyder and drawn by Greg Capullo. Since I was the only reviewer out there th...
 

 
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SDCC 2012: The Dynamic Duo of Scott Snyder & James Tynion IV

Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV are to DC what Batman and Robin are to Gotham. Like a master is to a student, Tynion has apprenticed to Snyder by writing back-up stories for Batman. Make no mistake though. This is not a master...
 
 
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SDCC 2012: A Look at the Madefire Comic App

At San Diego Comic Con, trying to find the next big thing in comics requires something innovative and fresh in order to stand out. At the Madefire booth, comic legends Dave Gibbons, Bill Sienkiewicz, and Liam Sharp are evolving...
 
 
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SDCC 2012: Catching up With Tim Bradstreet

Sitting down with Tim Bradstreet (Hellblazer, Punisher, and Hellraiser) for an interview is like talking to a little kid after they opened up their Christmas presents – his enthusiasm and passion for creating art is off t...