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Pipeline has been around for 11 years (and nearly 600 columns!), but has never reviewed a mug -- until now! Also, how will rising comic costs affect Augie's comic book reading habits, and what's the deal with "Spawn?"
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It's a doozy this week, with more on the Fake Art Adams and his many guises, "Gears of War" a huge success as a comic, "Final Crisis" delays, Robinson out of DC Comics and much more in this week's LYING IN THE GUTTERS.
– Economically Speaking
– Economically Speaking
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How is the downturn in the affecting comics retailing? Brian Hibbs isn't seeing any contraction and he explains why, plus advice for publishers considering raising their prices in the coming year.
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Good times with the thoughts of demigods, sound effects in Gotham City, psychic powers in the espionage world and bad stories in Fabletown, plus visiting Metropolis, "Anna Mercury," Earth 616's United Kingdom and more.
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With only a couple of weeks left before the conclusion of Grant Morrison's epic "Batman: R.I.P." Tim places odds on the identity of the mysterious Black Glove while dissecting various clues from the last 50 years of Batman comics.
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In this week's PIPELINE, Augie talks about what "Wall-E" can teach us about comics and what makes it unique in the Pixar pantheon. Plus, Rob Liefeld's original "Youngblood" story is back, rescripted. What does Joe Casey add?
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It's a big one this week as Rich uncovers a nasty scam one artist is attempting to pull on the industry by claiming he's Art Adams, new creator owned work from Ellis & Granov, word of Bat-series changes coming next year and more. Updated
– The ‘Nam
– The ‘Nam
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As we approach Veterans Day, George Khoury looks back on one of the great titles of the '80s, "The 'Nam," with original creators Doug Murray and Michael Golden who discuss the series beginnings, its success and ultimate failure after editorial changes.
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Los Angeles is the home to a seemingly infinite number of interesting characters, celebrities, aspiring celebrities and more, and they all seem to come through the doors of Earth-2 at some point. Here's one of their stories.
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Things go well as giant robots smash, alternatee realities fascinate, assassins work for their payments plus "Ultimatum," "Final Crisis: Resist," "El Diablo," a "Transformers" spotlight on Blurr and so much more.
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Comics in the library, local version; in praise of Dan O'Neill; art for story, and the Chaykin effect; plus new publications, TV & retail shakeouts, virtual collapses, the new new America and lots of other notes in this week's PERMANENT DAMAGE.
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This week, Timothy cracks open his copy of "Absolute Ronin" and finds a wild and innovative work from Frank Miller. Even if you've read "Ronin" before, Tim promises you - you've never seen anything quite like this.
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Augie digs into the Marvel archives and finally reads Frank Miller's "Daredevil." He covers everything from Murdock's frightening romantic actions to Will Eisner's influence to an attempt at a belated No-Prize regarding Elektra's sais.
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Rich has plenty for readers today, including a further look at the rising cost of comics, the future for "Iron Man: Viva Las Vegas," what is "The Blank Comic Book," plus updates on the Dabel Bros. & Wowio, the Swipe File and more.
The Unforgettable Doctor Strangefate
The Unforgettable Doctor Strangefate
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George Khoury looks at one of the 12 books that came out of the Amalgam Comics line in the 1990s, "Doctor Strangefate," and reunites the original creative team of Ron Marz, José Luis Garcia-Lopez, and Kevin Nowlan!
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Even stevens as the hammer comes down, girls go mild and Fat Cobra makes his triumphant return, plus "Sword," "Final Crisis: Rage of the Red Lanterns," some "Secret Invasion" titles and lots of unpredictable surprises.
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Pricing comics out of the market, counterclaims on the most significant 20 comics in American comics history, the last hurrah of the election season, and lots of short notes in Steven Grant's PERMANENT DAMAGE.
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Timothy looks back at some embarrassing teenage comic book ideas and invites some of today's most interesting writers to share from their spiral bound notebooks of days past in an introspective and probing WWC.
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In this week's column, our newly minted and sleep-deprived dad, Augie, looks back at his first comic shop, his weekly purchase list from nine years ago, and the top 10 new collected editions that were released last week.
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Word of Del Rey possibly scooping up the Dabel Brothers leads this weeks LYING IN THE GUTTERS, plus more "Doctor Who" comics, the ever increasing price of comics, a "Kick Ass" script review, publishers not paying and more.
– Talking with Director Alex Proyas
– Talking with Director Alex Proyas
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George Khoury speaks with director Alex Proyas about his favorite comic book movie, "The Crow," and how he almost didn't finish following the death of Brandon Lee, and the modern classic, "Dark City."
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New comic Wednesdays are the weekly high holidays of the comic book industry, but occasionally something slightly more important than sating your average fan's weekly needs comes walking through your front door.
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Winning by a nose as Megatron hands out the beatdown, Matt Murdock wrestles with guilt, the Joes go to guns, plus "Unknown Soldier," "She-Hulk," great quotes, crazy ideas and plots gone awry.
– The 20 Most Significant Comics
– The 20 Most Significant Comics
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Steven Grant looks at the books that make up the 20 most significant comics in American comics history and states his case for each. Some of his choices just might surprise you.
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