Month: March 2013
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Medusa Graphic Novel Review
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Now reprinted with 20 additional pages, this serpentine tale of a troubled soldier who returns home from Iraq to find his daughter has gone missing is still a surreal, uncomfortable experience that doesn’t fit into a convenient niche.
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American Terror Comic Launches Short Film Kickstarter
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in Comic NewsThe guys at Alterna Comics have launched a Kickstarter appeal to help promote a short film adaptation of Jeff McComsey’s graphic novel series American Terror: Confession of a Human Smart Bomb.
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The Private Eye #1 Comic Book Review
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Set in future in which identity is seen as the most valuable asset an individual possesses, Brian K. Vaughn and Marcos Martin’s new series The Private Eye is worth every penny you spend on it.
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DC’s “Be a Super Hero. Read!” Wants Kid’s Stories of Real Life Heroes
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in Comic NewsDC Comic’s “Be a Super Hero. Read!” drive is encouraging kids to write about the bona fide superheroes in their lives.
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Hitman Brings it to the Bank in ‘Silence & Co.’
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in Comic NewsYou know that our civilisation is in need of a major overhaul when audiences are up for seeing slick politicians and greedy bankers getting a bullet to the head with the same level of emotional detachment as they might read the colourful exploits of square-jawed heroes battling Doctor Doom and General Zod.
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Brian K. Vaughan’s Latest Series ‘The Private Eye’ is Available for… You Decide
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in Comic NewsBrian K. Vaughan’s latest series, The Private Eye, has been released, DRM-free at the bargain price of… well, whatever you think it’s worth.
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Kickstarter: Smaller Art Boards for the Modern Comic Artist
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in Comic NewsNathyn Masters of Chicago-based Epitah publisher Night Phoenix Press has created a Kickstarter project that hopes to level the playing field for the digital comic creator: smaller 8 x 11. 5 drawing boards designed with the standard-sized home scanner in mind.
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Saints Row IV Puts on Cape, Takes to the Sky
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Those sly folks at Volition/Deep Silver have evidently noticed that the world is lacking in fun superhero sandbox games, and steered the next iteration of the Saint’s Row franchise in a more “comic book” direction.