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Jog - The Blog: An anticipation post that goes near and far.
4thletter!: Thought-provoking Linkblogging
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal: Nov. 3, 2009: The death of an innocent child
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A good retrospective of JH Williams III body of work http://bit.ly/1WpWZU AWESOME 8 days ago |
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Really awesome piece on J.H. Williams III's art in Detective Comics: http://bit.ly/1ALF9C . Definitely my favourite monthly comic right now. 13 days ago |
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J. H. Williams III.'s evolutionary path is remarkable. http://bit.ly/1WpWZU 13 days ago |
An anticipation post that goes near and far.
Jog - The Blog —
... Detective Comics #858 (focusing on J.H. Williams III - where he's been, what he's doing, and where he's going with what he's done; thanks for the kind words on this one, everyone!) ...
Thought-provoking Linkblogging
4thletter! —
... -Savage Critic doubleheader! Jog goes in to great effect on the art in the Greg Rucka/JH Williams III Detective Comics (and JHW3 is the coolest initials in comics since edex), and David Uzumeri drops some bombs ...
Nov. 3, 2009: The death of an innocent child
Journalista - the news weblog of The Comics Journal —
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[Review] Batwoman in Detective Comics
Link: Joe McCulloch
An illustration-centric view of the Greg Rucka/J.H. Williams superhero series.
[Review] Blackest Night
Link: Curt Purcell
Halfway through the Green Lantern zombie crossover event, we “have everything in hand that was on the original checklist, which only covered the ...
Tuesday November 3rd
When Fangirls Attack —
Miscellany: A sneak peek at The Diary of a Teenage Girl -- the play Marvel Divas: Bad customer service The Virgin Read: Somebody Made A Mess On Somebody's Prom Dress Booster Gold #25 A Review of Batwoman in Detective Comics Focusing Mostly on the Art Witness My Articulate Fangirl Rage! Black and White and Startlingly Offensive All Over: Part Two, Mainstream Comic Breakdown The Marvel Girls: Widow's Peak - Writer Paul Tobin examines the rise of a femme fatale in BLACK WIDOW & THE ...
Utilitarian Review 11/7/09
The Hooded Utilitarian —
... Reader. Other Links Nina Stone's review of Gotham Sirens, complete with sticky mess is pretty fabulous. It was nice to see Robert Stanley Martin giving Lilli Carre some props. She should be more appreciated. I kind of doubt I'd actually like this Captain America comic all that much, but Sean Collins' enthusiastic review of it is entertaining. Similarly I'm still not that big a fan of J.H. Williams, but Jog's heartfelt appreciation of him is hard to deny as a labor of love. Rich Watson begs for DC ...
Comic Book Gallimaufry: Pithier Than "Observations On A Variety Of Sequential Arts Periodical Readings"
Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources —
... and art on Rucka and Williams Batwoman storyline he would have surely linked to if he hadn't been bored to tears/madness and abandoned the feature like I abandon everything I ever write ever. ...
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Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources - Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment —
... , motivated by Jog's excellent reading over at Savage Critics. Williams is at the point now where I don't ask "is it magical?" but rather "what magic is he weaving this time?" In this case I suppose it's still too early to tell, but I am heartened that this book exists -- it should make a handsome hardcover. Rucka's story is fine, but so far nothing for the ages... the project reminds me more of David Mack on DAREDEVIL than David Mazzucchelli on BATMAN, if you know what I mean. ...
