So let’s remind ourselves of how our heroes met, shall we?
Library Adventures!
February 7th, 2010
This week on I Read Your Comic we have a bunch of nice anthologies and two books by the marvellous Evan Dorkin. Next week, we have yet more things – be sure and join us for that!
A1 Book 1 -”a virtual who’s who of comic talent”
A1 Book 2 – “even better than the first”
A1 Book 3 – “keeps up the high standard”
The Best of Negative Burn Year One – “little in the way of memorable work”
The Best of Negative Burn Year Two – “an improvement in contributions if not cohesion or common theme”
Dork: Who’s Laughing Now? – “Rewards re-reading”
Dork Volume 2: Circling the Drain – “the hit rate is high, and Dorkin is peerless at what he does”
Strip For Me 31: Complex 2
February 6th, 2010
Issue 31 of Strip For Me contains the collected second chapter of our current story Complex, and it’s now available to buy. So get buying!
Complex is the story of a decaying scientific community as it awaits a coming apocalypse, well aware that their time is running out. It’s about what you do when there’s nothing left to do. It’s final proof that the end of the world is a scientific matter.
Strip For Me 31: Complex 2 – £2 including UK postage.
The Rule of Death 9.23: How Much?
February 5th, 2010
The Rule of Death By Daniel Merlin Goodbrey & Douglas Noble.
Do we know what he owes the money for? If not, I like to imagine it’s not just gambling debts, but for al the chickens that he bought off of the Dooley brothers.
Reading by Torchlight
January 31st, 2010
Finally, a week of Alan Moore comics has turned up on I Read Your Comic, though it was only a matter of time. The weekend is taken up with a pair of Jamie Delano books. Keen-eyed readers will spot one of our very few five star reviews, though really it’s not all that surprising!
Across the Universe: The DC Universe Stories of Alan Moore – “Varied anthology”
The Complete Bojeffries Saga – “…like Joe Orton writing The Broons”
From Hell – “…set to remain at the forefront of great graphic novels for many years to come”
The Complete D.R. and Quinch – “the lighter side of massacre”
Captain Britain – “muscular and vibrant”
Captain Britain – “Sharp super-heroics”
Hell Eternal – “remains too distant a work to compel the average reader”
“Any and all good ideas were mine.”
January 30th, 2010
All you lovely folks should nip on over to the Forbidden Planet blog to read an interview with Rule of Death’s Daniel Goodbrey and Sightings of Wallace Sendek’s Sean Azzopardi as they discuss their little side project Necessary Monsters. Go on, they’re good people.
