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3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man
I'm a great admirer of Matt Kindt 's work. Honestly, I'm an even bigger admirer of Kindt's ingenious nature. Case in point, for his latest book, 3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man (published by Dark Horse and released in late ...
Tall Tales– a review of 3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man
wednesdayshaul.com 9/29/2009 — I don’t know if Craig Pressgang, the giant man in Matt Kindt’s latest comic book 3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man , is any more or less isolated than any normal sized person. He’s certainly not more isolated than his mother, his wife or his daughter in this book.
One ...
Review: 3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man
blog.newsarama.com 10/11/2009 — Matt Kindt’s 2007 Super Spy , a book that devoted each of its many chapters to the life of a different World War II spy in occasionally crisscrossing stories, featured a very complex narrative, made more complex by Kindt’s ...
Johnny Hiro: Maybe we do need another one
warren-peace.blogspot.com 7/16/2009 — Elsewhere: I reviewed Agents of Atlas #8 over at Comics Bulletin. News: I don't usually talk about press releases that I receive, but I did want to mention that Viz is officially launching sigikki.com , their online seinen manga magazine that has been running Daisuke Igarashi's Children of ...
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED: 3 STORY by MATT KINDT
jefflemire.blogspot.com 9/17/2009 — 3 Story: The Secret History of the Giant Man HC By MATT KINDT What would it be like to stand head and shoulders above everyone else -- and to keep growing? Unable to interact with a fragile world that isn't built to withstand your size? To live in a house that doesn't fit you anymore -- ...
From the stack: Johnny Hiro
precur.wordpress.com 7/23/2009 — For me, the cake of Fred Chao’s Johnny Hiro (AdHouse Books) is the relationship between the titular protagonist and his fetching girlfriend, Mayumi. As a bonus, Chao slathers plenty of icing on the cake.
Johnny and Mayumi are young, in love, ...
CCI: McCool and Templesmith Gag on "Choker"
comicbookresources.com 7/25/2009 — Two Bens with delightfully twisted minds, writer McCool and artist Templesmith plan on unifying their sickly visions with "Choker," an all-new miniseries from Image Comics announced at CCI.
Johnny Thunder as the Thunderbolt!
booksteveslibrary.blogspot.com 9/6/2009 — The original JOHNNY THUNDER never did sit well with me. Why was he in the JSA ? Oh, the Thunderbolt. Okay, I guess. Still...he was such a klutz and a lousy dresser to boot! Y'see , Johnny's only powers came from a magic, genie-like thunderbolt who only appeared for a brief time after Johnny ...
Our Third Blogversary Tuesday!
comicsmakenosense.blogspot.com 18 days ago — I always get excited when I hit an anniversary. Granted, three years isn't long in the grand scheme of things, but for a near-daily blog, that's a pretty good run. That also gives me an excuse to evaluate things. At this point, the blog has more readers than ever, easily topping 65,000 hits ...
We Don't Have Television. We Have This.
comixology.com 8/28/2009 — I picked up First Second's upcoming graphic novel Ball Peen Hammer multiple times before I finally decided to read it, and I'll admit to some trepidation. It's not because I'd heard something bad, or that I'd had any prior problems with either of the ...
Fantastic Four Fridays: Return of Subby
sacomics.blogspot.com 23 days ago — In the Golden Age of Comics, Marvel (or Timely as it was known back then) had three major heroes: The Human Torch, The Sub-Mariner, and Captain America. Having brought back the first as a significantly different character (a teenager, not an adult, and a human, not an android), Stan and Jack ...
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