Stumptown #1
readaboutcomics.com 11/4/2009 — Written by Greg Rucka Art by Matthew Southworth 40 pages, color Published by Oni Press If I had to try and sum up my general feeling about the premiere issue of Greg Rucka and Matthew Southworth’s Stumptown in just a handful of words, I ...

She Has No Head! - The Case of Greg Rucka, Stumptown, and "The Microscope"
goodcomics.comicbookresources.com 19 days ago — Stumptown #1. Greg Rucka (writer), Matthew Southworth (art), Lee Loughridge (colors). Oni Press. $3.99 While trying to write this, my very first CSBG column, I hit a wall. And as I worked to break through that wall, I realized that it’s pretty ...

Art Appreciation– Greg Rucka & Matthew Southworth’s Stumptown #1
wednesdayshaul.com 26 days ago — I'm working on my actual review for Stumptown #1 by Greg Rucka and Matthew Southworth but since I read the issue last week, I've been trying to wrap my head around the first 2-page spread that shows Dex getting shot under a bridge. That isn't any kind of spoiler since it happens within the ...

Here Today, Oregon Tomorrow
eyeoncomics.com 30 days ago — Stumptown #1 “The Case of the Girl Who Took Her Shampoo But Left Her Mini, Part One” Writer: Greg Rucka Artist/Cover artist: Matthew Southworth Colors: Lee Loughridge Editor: James Lucas Jones Publisher: Oni Press Price: $3.99 US ...

@ Pop Syndicate– Stumptown #1
wednesdayshaul.com 25 days ago — "In Dex, Rucka gets to explore the screw up character again, like he used to be able to do with Atticus. Most of Rucka’s characters have their own personal issues but Dex doesn’t seem as skilled,super or as rigidly strong as Kate Kane, Tara Chase are or as Atticus has become. Dex is ...

NEW Podcast - DON'T MISS: Stumptown #1 with Greg Rucka
ifanboy.com 11/4/2009 — by Ron Richards iFanboy is proud to announce a NEW Podcast for your listening pleasure. As more and more new comic books come out each week, we're going to, when we can, highlight one book that you absolutely cannot miss when you hit the shop, and ...

Tell no tales– a review of Greg Rucka’s Walking Dead
wednesdayshaul.com 5/15/2009 — Atticus Kodiak isn’t the man he was supposed to be. Maybe Atticus wasn’t supposed to be anything great, stuck in life as a glorified body guard with a career and friends and maybe even a family. In GregRucka’s first three Atticus novels ( Keeper , Finder and Smoker ,) ...

CCI: The Mean Streets of Rucka's Stumptown
comicbookresources.com 7/27/2009 — onClick="flexPop(950,500)" target="PopUp"> src="http://images.comicbookresources.com/cons/cci2007/onipress/sm/STUMPTOWN-cover-dummy.jpg" border=0 width=145 align=right> Acclaimed novelist and comics writer Greg Rucka has long been a fan of the ...

Batwoman: Greg Rucka x IGN
feedproxy.google.com 6/12/2009 — IGN interviewed Greg Rucka about the upcoming Batwoman feature in Detective Comics . There are a couple of things I wanted to pull out and call attention to. You know, nobody wants to read, and we certainly didn’t want to write an after school special. But as you’ll see ...

Greg Rucka Brings the Private Eye to Portland in 'Stumptown'
comicsalliance.com 8/19/2009 — Greg Rucka is no stranger to detective stories. He launched his writing career not in comics but in novels with the "Atticus Kodiak" private investigator series, and is currently in the middle of a critically-acclaimed run on "Detective Comics" as a ... Read more   Permalink ...