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This week the comic book section of Entertainment Fuse listed the Most Anticipated Comic Books of 2015 (this included series, TV shows and movies). I also posted my Best Comic Book Covers of 2014. Stay tuned for some of the worst!
On Comic Frontline I posted my review for Batman #34 in which Deadpool writer Gerry Duggan terrifies readers!
Here are the articles I reprinted this week:
This week the comic book section of Entertainment Fuse listed the Most Anticipated Comic Books of 2015 (this included series, TV shows and movies). I also posted my Best Comic Book Covers of 2014. Stay tuned for some of the worst!
On Comic Frontline I posted my review for Batman #34 in which Deadpool writer Gerry Duggan terrifies readers!
Here are the articles I reprinted this week:
Learn Real-Life Survival Tips from a Zombie Comics
"The CDC (Center for Disease Control) recently released an online graphic novel following the success of their blog post in May which featured zombies. Their new zombie graphic novel, appropriately called Preparedness 101: Zombie Pandemic, is being used to teach people how to survive in the real-world during such real-life terrors as floods and hurricanes with some help from the undead."
First Look: Veil #1
"Eisner winner Greg Rucka (Lazarus, 52) has created a new horror mini-series for Dark Horse Comics: Veil. In an abandoned subway station a woman wakes up covered in rats (and nothing else) with no memory of how she got there. Then when some guys jump her they meet their own end instead. The artwork for this title is done by Cthulhu artist Toni Fejzula. See a preview for Veil #1 and read my first impressions below."
Chapel #1 Review
"This has been a pretty good year for robots in comics. Transfusion brought together robots and vampires. Non-Humans brought up robots civil rights. But while Chapel #1 came out before Non-Humans and also brought up robots rights, that is not its main focus. No. The main focus of Chapel is the ultimate punishment the protagonist goes through which has me clamoring for more… despite some flaws. Like a recycled plot."
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