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good this week
batman ’66 #1 : jonathan case nails the cornball aesthetic of the beloved/derided ’60s tv show with a flurry of clean lines, fake zip-a-tone, and wacky 3-d coloring. glory volume 2 : joe keatinge &...
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Kirby Thursdays
If there’s anyone we can ignore alliteration for, it’s Kirby, right?At least Devil Dinosaur’s got us covered.
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jack kirby collector #61 : every issue of this magazine is a treasure chest of kirby goodness. thanks, john morrow. the little prince book nine : the timeless characters of the childhood classic get...
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Kirby Thursdays
Kirby and Kamandi, showing us how a double page spread is earned and done.
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96 Years
Happy birthday to Jack Kirby, who truly is the core of all things comics. KING.
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The Locust Moon Top 40: August 2013
40. Simon Stålenhag’s Sci-fi Suburbia A Sweden turned inside out by science, yet still recognizably, nostalgically human. 39. MARK SHULTZ’S XENOZOIC TALES ARTIST’S EDITION Dinosaurs, dino-sized....
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The Locust Moon Top 40: April 2014
40. ALL NEW X-MEN #25 An all-star line-up of creators beautifies this anniversary issue of Brian Bendis’ goofily fun stab at adding to the X-mythos. 39. Compendium of Comic Maps Every comic (and every...
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The Locust Moon Top 40: May 2014
40. SECRET AVENGERS Hawkeye, She-Hulk, Doop be damned — this may be the most fun book that Marvel is putting out. Come for the comedy, stay for the wild sci-fi ideas and propulsively energetic...
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