By: Alan Moore (writer), Jacen Burrows (art), Juanmar (colors) The Story: Neonomicon wraps up with an ending that indicates more story is yet to come. What’s Good: It is really a shame that Alan Moore doesn’t write more comics. Neonomicon isn’t his strongest work; and this issue isn’t even the best of this miniseries (issues [...]
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By Kevin VanHook (1st feature writer), Jerry Oroway (1st feature artist), Pete Pantazis (1st feature colorist), Aaron Lopresti (2nd feature writer/penciller), Matt Ryan (2nd feature inker), Dave McCaig (2nd feature colorist), Kevin Maguire (3rd feature writer/artist), Rosemary Cheetham (3rd feature colorist) The Story: In the first feature, Lobo once again rises from the dead to [...]
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By: Alan Moore (writer), Jacen Burrows (art), Juanmar (colors) & William Christensen (editor) The Story: After a horrible scene to end the last issue, what will become of Agent Brears who had been kidnapped by some Lovecraftian cult and offered up as a sex toy to some water monster/god-thing. What’s Good: It is pretty hard [...]
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By: Alan Moore (writer), Jacen Burrows (art) & Juanmar (colors) The Story: The FBI’s investigation into a seeming cult takes a weird twist for the worse. What’s Good: Alan Moore is just a master of the medium. The man has nine Eisner Awards for Best Writer. NINE! The next closest writers are two folks tied [...]
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By: Alan Moore (writer), Jacen Burrows (art) & Juanmar (colors) The Story: Two FBI agents tracking a serial killer enlist the aid of an institutionalized killer who had the same M.O. What’s Good: It’s an Alan Moore written comic, so this comic has a much higher certainty of “not sucking” than just about any other comic [...]
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Neil Gaiman (writer), Andy Kubert (artist), Alex Sinclair (colorist) Before the Review: If you haven’t already picked up Batman #686 (the first part of “Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?”) it is strongly urged that you do so. STRONGLY… The Story: It is a rare privilege to be present at one’s own funeral. Bruce Wayne, [...]
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Let’s get this straight, THIS IS NOT ALAN MOORE’S WATCHMEN. With that said, this movie– this story, cannot be “Alan Moore good.” And we all knew this once word got out that there were changes made. However, Zack Snyder still does a pretty good job staying faithful to the book by capturing the dystopia that [...]
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By Neil Gaiman (writer), Andy Kubert (artist), Scott Williams (inks), Alex Sinclair (colors), Jared K. Fletcher (letters) Some Thoughts Before The Review: He’s fucking dead?! Well no, not exactly. We’re dealing with Grant Morrison here after all, so we can’t exactly buy the fact that Bruce Wayne/ Batman is dead. Plus the last time we [...]
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Empire Online has the exclusive trailer for Watchmen now online. Go see it now. Like Zach Snyder’s previous effort, 300, this movie mimics a lot of the scenes from the comic book. Go check it out now and come back here and let us know what you think? Personally? I think Alan Moore might actually [...]
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