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----------------------------------------------------------------- [13] Multiverse Observer and Explorer Reviews Paul Dale Roberts Silhouet98@cs.com [Paul promotes amateur and professional comic book artwork, scripts, storylines, and unpublished comic books with a newsletter called the Peoples' Comic Book Newsletter. Its website is at Jazma Comic Book Newsletter Productions at http://www.jazmaonline.com/ He is also a prominent letter hack, as anyone who reads comic letter pages would know. He is in production of his own self-published comic book called The Legendary Dark Silhouette and has copyrighted over 600 characters for his Jazma Universe.] SPOILER WARNING: THE FOLLOWING COLUMN MAY REVEAL SIGNIFICANT PORTIONS OF THE PLOTS OF SOME COMIC BOOKS, OR THE ENTIRE STORY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Name: Ashes Publisher: Damage Comics Written by: Gerald Sanchez Pencils by: Lionel Ordaz Color by:Oscar Rodriguez Pin-up on Page 21 by: Landon Gerard Pencils Page 22-24 by: Sengkry Chhour Email: hatemail@DamageComics.com Website: DamageComics.com Comments: Ever wonder what it felt like to be a vampire? The guy depicted in this story is wandering the streets, having a burning feeling inside, a craving, a hunger, a thirst. This very strange guy is named Ash. Ash compares his craving to what junkies on heroin feel. So he finds himself going to this large nightclub for Goths. The nightclub is called "Hell" and he refers the place as the Disney for Goths. The artwork in this comic book is over-the-top! Highly detailed and each panel is like a masterpiece done by Rembrandt's great-great-great grandson. Some slippery methods are depicted as our vampire gives us a tour of the nightclub innards and tells some big guy that he dropped some money on the floor, when he goes down to retrieve it, the vampire breaks his neck and carries him off into the restroom, where he sticks a corkscrew into his neck for his drinking purposes. This is not your typical Anne Rice "Interview with a Vampire" vampire, nor is it anything like the vampires you will find on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. This story moves like the very first Wesley Snipe's Blade movie. In the first Blade movie, you are introduced to the world of vampires and in this story, you're introduced to the world of vampirism through one vampire's eyes. It will completely keep you engrossed! Ashes is another take on vampirism that will completely floor you! Name: Descendents of Darkness 2 - Yami no Matsuei Publisher: Viz Graphic Novel Creator: Yoko Matsushita Price: $9.99 Comments: Asato Tsuzuki has a very important job. He is the Minister of Hades and his job is to escort the dead to their final resting place. Tsuzuki has never had any problems, until he encounters Hisae - a fatally ill dancer that keeps on clinging to life because he wants to compete in 1 final dance contest. It is Hisae's calling, but not the way Tsuzuki expected. Tsuzuki sees a horrific sight, he sees blood splattered on Hisae's apartment walls. Hisae did not die from his terminal disease, he was murdered. This story is Constantine meets CSI meets X-Files meets a little bit of Law & Order. Name: Sonic the Hedgehog #145 Publisher: Archie Adventure Series Writer: Ken Penders Pencils: Ron Lim Inks: Al Milgrom Price: $2.19 Comments: After reading Sonic the Hedgehog #145, I must say the story is pretty thrilling. Locke is on a quest and there is no telling what will happen to Locke during this quest. I love the display of powers, like wielding the power chaos. The introduction to the Sonic mainplayers was fabulous. This comic book gives out great information on Sonic, in which it goes in detail about his super speed and his loyalty to the kingdom of Acorn. Then it goes on to give biographical information on Tails, Knuckles the Eshidna and Amy Rose Hedgehog. I liked the description of their powers and this is great information for anyone jumping onto the story for the first time. Then their arch nemesis Doctor Robotnik hates them all and this really keeps me right on the edge of my seat! Name: Shouji Gatou & Retsu Tateo Present: Full Metal Panic! 03 Publisher: ADV Manga Writer: Shouji Gatou Artist: Retsu Tateo Price: $9.99 Comments: This is a girly comic book, but the story is fun and somewhat dramatic (at times). Kaname Chidari is young, popular and pretty, but she desires to be an ordinary high school student...right! There is some fantasy and mysticism in this story, because the reader is introduced to Sosuke Sagara who is a special agent of Mithril and he tries to protect Kaname from the forces of evil. Where I was getting bored was when Sosuke and Kaname start having a romantic liaison. Then the story becomes one big romance story and of course there is a rival, another woman who likes Sosuke. Absolutely boring story that starts off with some fire and ends with a flickering sizzle. Yawn! MOE Sidenote: As I enter the A1 Comics Stargate, this is some of the realities I discovered: 30 Days of Night: Bloodsucker Tales by IDW, The Amazing Joy Buzzards #1 by Image, Blood Stained Sword by Dan Wickline, Mike Baron's Detonator 2 by Image, Losers by Vertigo, Sleeper #8 by Wildstorm, Wet Moon Book 1 - Feeble Wanderings by Ross Campbell, Vertigo's The Witching and The Last Man, Warren Ellis' Simon Spector #1 and Frank Ironwine #1, Sylvia Faust #2 by Image, Richard Matheson's Hell House, Sherman Danger by Digital Webbing. A1 Comics even had Stephen King's The Dark Tower series and was proudly displaying The Dark Tower V - Wolves of Calla. Also, if you want to see a spectacular crossover event, check out The Simpson / Futurama Crossover Crisis II #1 by Bongo Comics. Right at the end, many fictional characters are dimensionally warped in this crossover and you will find fictional icons like this wandering the streets: Cat in the Hat, Hercule Poirot, Sam Spade, The Cheshire Cat (from Alice in Wonderland), Paul Bunyan and his blue ox, Sherlock Holmes, Robin Hood, Tom Sawyer, Dracula, Anne of Green Gables, The Shadow and even the Keep on Truckin' underground comic book character. The next issue will be even much more fun! Multiverse Observer and Explorer signing off until next time... A Review of Last Kiss Entertainment Note Cards and Magnets! Info for Purchasing: Last Kiss Entertainment 7218 27th Avenue, N.E. Seattle, WA 98115-5822 www.lastkisscomics.com (206) 525-6257 Email: John@LastKissComics.com Fax: 206 525-2386 Attn: You can see the full line of cards and magnets at: http://www.lastkisscomics.com/merch/index.htm Comments: Valentine's Day is just around the corner and if you want some cool Valentine presents for your loved one or many loved ones, then go and check out Last Kiss Entertainment Note Cards and Magnets! You get some very hilarious cards and magnets with the old style Charleton Romance Comics romance characters saying some very awkward things. Okay, let me give you some ideas. Here is a suave looking guy holding onto his sexy lady. She says: "Darling, I waxed your car...three times! I brewed you a keg of beer! And I rented your favorite movie 'The Three Stooges Meets the 50-Foot Woman from Uranus! Is there anything I forgot?" He says: "Yeah! You left the toilet seat down again!" Wait...you want more...so you can get an idea? The magnets and cards are done in beautiful detailed color too, I don't know if I mentioned that. Okay, here is another sample. Picture the mother holding onto her crying daughter. The crying daughter says: "I need a man...any kind of man!" The mother says: "Have you tried police line-ups, dear? That's how I met your father!" How about a magnet with a crying woman pouring her heart out to the mailman..she says: "B-but you must have at least one Valentine for me! I've slept with every man in town!" The mailman says: "Well...uh, not every man"...as the old geezer is holding out on her mail! Oh man, I will give you one more...woman looks up to handsome man and says: "Fires! Floods! Bad Hair Days! Nothing ever fazes you! What makes you so tough? So incredibly manly? What's your secret?" He says: "I'm Gay!". Okay, there you have it! Fill up that refrigerator with these cool magnets and send your lovers these very cool cards! If you love Last Kiss Comics, then you will love the magnets and cards, check out there website now, you won't be disappointed! Do it now, Valentine's Day is just around the corner! Name: Army of Darkness - Shop Till You Drop Dead #1 Publisher: DDP - Dynamite Entertainment Price: $2.99 Written by: James Kuhoric Pencils: Nick Bradshaw Colors: Etienne St. Laurent Comments: The whole story about the Army of Darkness, originates from Necronomicon Ex Mortis (the Book of the Dead) and I hope that in a future Army of Darkness comic book, maybe it will be discussed on the origins of the book, who wrote it, the purpose of the book and where it came from. There can be a full story on the Book itself. Also, it would be fun to know who had the book in his or her possession at one time. Perhaps evil icons like the Marquis de Sade and Hitler once owned this book, or perhaps a mystical icon like Nostradamus once studied it. There are many ancient secrets to this Book and I want to know more about it. I love the briefing on where this story has been, like the mention that Ash had a trip to Egypt to fight Dildo-Ho-Tep. Army of Darkness - Shop Till You Drop Dead #1 was filled with comedy and some scary moments! I had a good laugh when Ash's boss tells him that he is one of his favorite employees in Housewares, but since he used many Houseware's supplies to ward off a Deadite, his wages will be garnished. Poor Ash saves the world once again and gets screwed. If it wasn't for bad luck, Ash wouldn't have any luck at all. Ash does have the way with women and now I know what Moxie means...mucho machoismo! I would say that Ash has Moxie. It was incredible how the Book was moving about, possesses the body of a wandering scorpion, crawls into the city, possesses a human and then is on a flight headed to see Ash. Never judge a pretty face as someone pure and innocent, they can turn into a hidious demonic creature, especially in the reality of Ash. I know Ash is used to that and can keep his composure in that sort of crisis, but for anyone else, it would be a nightmare to deal with. At the end, all hell breaks loose and I can only wonder how Ash will handle this mess. Excellent story and spectacular artwork. Army of Darkness breathes with brilliance! _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [14] My View David LeBlanc ComicBkNet@aol.com David LeBlanc is the Editor of the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine; which won the prestigious Eagle Award for Favorite Comic Book Ezine in 2001. He is a long-time fan of comics and the electronic media; having been the moderator of BBS comics forums on WME, FIDONET and the Comic Book Network. He and his wife live in a suburb of Worcester, MA and David works part-time at That's Entertainment, the Eisner-winning Comics and Collectibles store. David's favorite motivational phrase is: BEHOLD THE TURTLE, HE ONLY MAKES PROGRESS WHEN HE STICKS HIS NECK OUT! PS238 #9 32 pages, black & white, color covers, $2.99 by Aaron Williams aaron@ps238.com Distributed by Dorkstorm Press Published by Henchman Publishing www.ps238.com PS238 is the school for metaprodigy children. All the kids are children of super-powered or Supernatural beings. Almost all of them have powers themselves. All except Tyler Marlocke that is. His parents sent him to this special school in hopes that he will be ready if he does get super powers some day. As if all heroes need powers to get the job done! That's right, it looks like Tyler is going to start training under the wing of Revenant, the very rich vigilante detective. Now this kid is somewhat reluctant to pursue this course of action so he might be a little clumsy from nervousness. It really is fun to see how many ways Aaron can look at the super hero genre and put twists on it using kids. This particular episode is that much better as it takes a close look at the classic kid sidekick role. No months of training in the cave for this kid. Right to the roof to try out the grappling hook with comical results. But there is more to the story as they fall into an actual case while visiting an "Information Broker" and they accidentally let in a thief. Now the dynamic duo are off on a chase and as the fight is join it is a race as to weather our young hero, Moonshadow, will activate the right gadget before he is splattered all over the sidewalk. As it turns out, he uses the right gadget that is for for something else than saving his life and in the end it saves the day. In the back up story the kids are out at a store and witness a bigger kid stealing a box of snack cakes. The kids are frustrated because they want to stop a crime but are forbidden to use their powers in public. So they force Tyler to confront the boy with his crime. Luckily the shop owner overhears and they are safe from the bully's wrath, even as he leaves them with a threat. They get an unexpected reward at his expense that is very satisfying. I enjoy this series for the variety and human interest angle with each episode. The art is always right on, whether it is darker to set a mood or silly to get a maximum humor effect. The plots are a mix of humor, action, and very often mystery. It is a superb entertaining package you all will enjoy. You need not start from the first issue either. Pick one up and see what I mean. FULL FRONTAL NERDITY ANNUAL #1 32 pages, black & white, color cover, $2.99 Distributed by Dork Storm Press Published by Henchman Publishing www.Nodwick.com by Aaron WIlliams I've talked enough about the magic that Aaron Williams brings to Nodwick and PS238 that by now you should know anything he does is worth looking at. This one is no exception. Aaron created FULL FRONTAL NERDITY based on the likeness of some friends and made a monthly web comic about gamers. Most of the time we find them in the midst of a role playing game, or devising ways to play new ones, or talking about them and well . . . they are a bit obsessed. The format of the book is a landscape layout, like PVP, so you see the strips in their original aspect and not shrunk by half. So what are these guys like. I guess they are like a lot of other "nerds", and that is meant as an affectionate term. They have passion about their hobbies. They are Frank, Nelson and Zeus but they could be those guys I see every Saturday at the Comic store pouring over the commons, or closely examining the rares in the display case, or picking up the latest D&D volume, or some gem from he used gaming section. You see, behind every gag about role playing replacing women, or comparing the virtues of THE MATRIX versus STARSHIP TROOPERS, or explaining why Harry Potter t-shirts helps you get chicks are real people like the rest of us. If they don't like the latest edition of D&D they write a scathing letter, filled with sarcasm. Once the word is out that STAR WARS is out on DVD, but only the redone versions, one is upset he can't get digital quality memories of his memory of the originals while the other fancies the money to be made by burning DVDs of the originals from the laserdic versions. It is not all laugh aloud funny but it is all very familiar. We see ourselves in nearly every page ins some aspect or another. A particular gem is at the end where the three nerds, and a friend in Alaska via webcam, do a review of the trailer to STAR WARS: EPISODE III, REVENGE OF THE SITH. Whether you are an avid fan or, like these guys, thinks Lucas has lost the magic that was the original trilogy, you'll like this bit. Since this is a one-shot it is a perfect introduction to Aaron's special way of looking at the world of gaming and having some fun with it. Once you are done with it pass it on to the guy with the Yu-Gi-Oh cards or the "Gandalf in 2008" t-shirt and spread the enjoyment. DORK TOWER: THE DORK SIDE OF THE GOON 176 pages, black & white, color cover, $15.99 Collects issues 25-29 and the short story "Igor's Last Date" Dork Storm Press www.dorktower.com by John Kovalic You can't miss the cover of this collected trade. It is a rift on the cover to the Pink Floyd album DARK SIDE OF THE MOON with the triangular head of Matt serving as the prism. No really, that is how his head is always drawn. DORK TOWER is about a group of friends who live in the world of hobbies we are all familiar with. They are gamers and comic fans and get into movies and computer stuff and some of them even fall in love. The main story running through these issues is the tension between Matt and his on again girlfriend Kayleigh. Matt is really in love with the perky goth, Gilly but she us preparing to leave on a trip to Europe. Along the way we have lots of little humorous bits and we also feel the emotions for the starcrossed couple. Mixed in is other fun stuff with Igor the way too enthusiastic gamer, the shop keeper who wonders why he ever got into the business and puts up with lots of strange customers and lots more. I have reviewed all those issue in the past so I won't get into specifics now. As I look back over the years I have been doing this column and editing the E-Mag I have a special place in my heart for certain comics I have been introduced to because of that work. There have been many with a wide range of quality and entertainment value. Few have maintained that level, or even still exist year after year. One I always mention as the Emag reaches its anniversary has been the work of John Kovalic. He is a master cartoonist in every sense of the word. This volume adds another chapter that promises to continue for a long time. Get it today. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [15] New Comic Book Releases List [NCRL] by Charles LePage chuck@comiclist.com http://www.comiclist.com New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, 02/09/2004, compiled by Charles LePage with information from Suncoast Comics. This is the *preliminary* list and is not complete. The completed list is posted weekly, usually Tuesday evening, at http://www.comiclist.com and other places. You can receive this list each Tuesday via email by following the instructions at the web site, or you can email NCRL-subscribe@egroups.com PLEASE NOTE- Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. Let CHARLES know if any of the names or numbers are wrong. chuck@comiclist.com (Charles LePage) PUBLISHERS: If you know when your comics are going to be available through Diamond, please email chuck@comiclist.com so that he can place your comics on the appropriately dated list. Thanks! "TPB" = "trade paperback". "GN" = "graphic novel". "AA" = "available again". "SC" = "softcover". "HC" = "hardcover". "S/N" = "signed/numbered". "AR" = "ask retailer about price". PUBLISHER TITLE, ISSUE NUMBER, PRICE IN U.S. DOLLARS DARK HORSE COMICS Blade Of The Immortal #98, $2.99 Star Wars Clone Wars Adventures Vol 1 TPB, $6.95 The Incredibles #3 (Of 4), $2.99 Trigun Anime Manga Vol 1 TPB, $14.95 DC COMICS Action Comics #824, $2.50 Angeltown #4 (Of 5), $2.95 Aquaman #27, $2.50 Batman Legends Of The Dark Knight #188, $2.50 Batman Strikes #6, $2.25 Bloodhound #8, $2.95 Breach #2, $2.50 Fables #34, $2.50 Flash Ignition TPB, $14.95 Gotham Central #28, $2.50 Gotham Central Vol 1 In The Line Of Duty TPB, $9.95 Green Arrow #47, $2.50 Its A Bird SC, $17.95 JSA #70, $2.50 Lucifer Vol 7 Exodus TPB, $14.95 Nightwing #103, $2.25 Outsiders #20, $2.50 Sanctum TPB, $19.95 Scooby Doo #93, $2.25 Vimanarama #1 (Of 3), $2.95 IMAGE COMICS Big Bang Presents Ultiman Family #1, $3.50 Negative Burn Very Best From 1993-1998 TPB, $19.95 The Gift #10, $2.99 Walking Dead #15, $2.95 MARVEL COMICS Alpha Flight #12, $2.99 Avengers Earths Mightiest Heroes #7 (Of 8), $3.50 Captain America #3, $2.99 Captain America & The Falcon #12, $2.99 District X #10, $2.99 Fantastic Four Foes #2 (Of 6), $2.99 Fantastic Four Vol 3 Return Doctor Doom Digest TPB, $5.99 Gambit #7, $2.99 Incredible Hulk #78, $2.99 Jubilee #6 (Of 6), $2.99 Marvel Age Fantastic Four Tales The Thing #1, $2.25 Marvel Knights 4 #15, $2.99 Marvel Knights Spider-Man #11, $2.99 New Thunderbolts #5, $2.99 The Punisher #17, $2.99 Ultimate X-Men #56, $2.25 Ultimate X-Men Vol 10 Cry Wolf TPB, $8.99 Ultimates 2 #3, $2.99 Young Avengers #1, $2.99 assorted Alter Ego #45, $5.95 Archie Digest #214, $2.39 Candyappleblack #2 (Of 7), $3.50 Comic Shop News #921, AR Cosmic Guard #6, $2.99 D3 Patrick The Wolf Boy Vol 1 Pkt TPB, $10.95 Deadbeats #69, $2.50 Eightball Ghost World TPB Curr Prtg, $11.95 First King Adventure Manga Vol 2 TPB, $9.99 GI Joe Master & Apprentice Vol II Brase Cvr B #1, $2.95 GI Joe Master & Apprentice Vol II Udon Cvr A #1, $2.95 GI Joe Vol 6 Players & Pawns TPB, $12.95 Gadirok Manga Vol 2 TPB, $9.99 Gamerz Heaven Manga Vol 2 TPB, $9.99 Gate Manga Vol 1 TPB, $9.99 Gunparade March Manga Vol 3 TPB, $9.99 Here Doesnt Come The Flying F$$$ #1, $3.95 Hot Gimmick Vol 8 TPB, $9.99 Jughead #163, $2.19 Kolchak Tales Of Night Stalker #5, $3.50 Masca Vol 1 GN, $9.99 Nightmares & Fairy Tales Vol 1 TPB, $14.95 Ojo #5 (Of 5), $2.99 Strange Day One Shot, $3.95 Vagabond Vol 19 TPB , $9.95 World Of Narue Book 4 GN, $9.99 Write Now #9, $5.95 Aftermath Infantry #3, $2.95 ComicList for the foreseeable future... TITLE OLD NEW DARK HORSE COMICS 3X3 Eyes Vol. 9 TP 12/01 02/16 Apocalypse Nerd #1 02/09 02/16 B.P.R.D.: Plague of Frogs TP 01/26 02/23 BMW Films: The Hire #2 01/19 02/16 Babes, Beasts, & Brawn: Sculpture of the Fantastic TP 12/15 03/16 Catwoman: When in Rome #4 01/26 02/23 DC Comics Classic Animation Maquette Series: Superman 02/02 03/09 Damn Nation #1 02/09 02/16 Don Bluth Vol. 1: Art of Animation Drawing TP 01/26 04/20 Eisner/Miller TP 12/15 03/16 El Zombo Fantasma Vol. 1 TP 01/26 02/23 Irregulars Vol. 1 TP 02/02 02/16 Jingle Belle #3 02/09 02/16 Kotobukiya Chewbacca Vinyl Model Kit 03/23 04/27 Kotobukiya Yoda Soft Vinyl Model Kit 03/09 04/06 Manga Darkchylde #2 03/02 03/30 Marge's Little Lulu Vol. 2 TP 02/09 02/16 Michael Chabon Presents Advs. o/t Escapist #5 02/09 02/16 Pete Von Sholly's Morbid Vol. 2 TP 02/23 03/30 Robin #135 02/16 02/23 Samurai Executioner Vol. 4 TP 02/09 02/23 Samurai: Heaven & Earth #3 02/09 02/16 Shi Ju Nen #4 12/01 03/16 Sin City 2nd Ed. Big Fat Kill/That Yellow Bastard 02/09 02/16 Sin City 2nd Ed. Vol. 1: Hard Goodbye/Vol. 2: Dame... 02/09 02/16 Star Wars Tales Art/Photo Cvrs. #23 03/09 03/23 Star Wars Tales TP Vol. 5 TP 01/26 02/23 Star Wars: Empire #29 02/09 02/16 Star Wars: Obsession #4 02/16 02/23 Trigun Anime Manga: Wolfwood One-shot 02/09 02/16 Y: The Last Man #31 DEC040341 01/26/05 02/16/05 DC COMICS Contemporary TT Ser. 2 AFs: Brother Blood/ KF/ SB 01/26 02/23 Contemporary TT Ser. 2 AFs: Master/Inner Case 01/26 02/23 Vertigo: Destiny Mini-Bust 01/12 03/16 IMAGE COMICS MARVEL COMICS Astonishing X-Men #10 03/23 04/20 Astonishing X-Men #8 01/26 02/16 Astonishing X-Men #9 02/23 03/23 Combat Zone: True Tales of G.I.s in Iraq #1 02/16 03/02 Combat Zone: True Tales of G.I.s in Iraq #2 03/09 03/23 Combat Zone: True Tales of G.I.s in Iraq #3 04/06 04/20 Doctor Spectrum #5 (MR) 02/09 02/23 Doctor Spectrum #6 02/09 03/09 Fantastic Four Vol. 2 HC 02/23 03/02 Iron Man #3 01/26 04/13 She-Hulk #12 02/09 02/16 Spider-Man/Human Torch #2 02/09 02/16 Spider-Man: India #4 02/16 02/23 Supreme Power #16 (MR) 03/23 04/27 Ultimate Nightmare #5 02/09 02/23 Wolverine: The End TP 12/29 02/23 X-Force #6 02/09 02/16 X-Men: Complete Age of Apocalypse Epic Book 1 TP 03/02 03/30 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [16] HYPE! & LINKS Section Various THIS WEEK'S LINKS These are the website URLS to the regular items that are usually here every week or two: World Wide Web Home Page-->> http://members.aol.com/ComicBkNet Yahoo Group CBEM http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ComicBookNetworkEmag WEB EDITION at -->> http://www.digitalwebbing.com/cbem Trivia sponsors: Discount Comic Book Service http://www.dcbservice.com That's Entertainment http://www.thatse.com News: Diamond Comics http://www.diamondcomics.com Marvel http://www.Marvel.com DC Comics http://www.dccomics.com The PULSE http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ Comics Continuum http://www.comicscontinuum.com/ Newsarama http://www.Newsarama.com/ X-Fan http://x-mencomics.com/xfan/ The Comic Wire http://www.comicbookresources.com/ ICV2 http://www.ICV2.com The SCOOP! http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ Alternative Comics http://www.indyworld.com/altcomics All The Rage http://www.SilverBulletComicBooks.com Lying in the Gutters http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/ Columns: New Comics Releases http://www.comiclist.com Paul Howley http://www.thatse.com X-Fan Reviews http://www.comixfan.com/xfan Paul Dale Roberts http://www.jazmaonline.com/ Richard Vasseur http://www.jazmaonline.com/ Michael Vance http://www.starland.com/sus Mark Allen Jonathan A. 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