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We read comics and then talk about them, but not nearly as often as we should.
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these are links
- registered weapon
- hillary's blog
- garrett martin
- mesmerization eclipse
- je suis france
- the comics reporter
- journalista
- beaucoup kevin
- Wednesday's Child
- omnicomic
- the beat
- blog@newsarama
- barbelith
- comics should be good
- factual opinion
- savage critic(s)
- cable and tweed
- progressive ruin
- chris's invincible super-blog
- mindless ones
- the horrors of it all
2 comments:
Finally some stuff I've read! I pretty much agree with both of your assessments. Though it was my least favorite, I was pleasantly surprised by how little Korgi bothered me. I didn't think I'd like it at all going into it, and it was a mercifully quick and pleasant read, and I liked the art.
I think Yam was my favorite too, maybe because it was so new to me, and, I thought, very well done. I was impressed at many of the twists and...punchlines? I thought most of them had that satisfying punch at the end that you look for (or I do, anyway) in a strip or short story.
The colors and art in Johnny Boo were really great, but I get more out of any given American Elf strip than I got out of that book, so it was a bit disappointing. Still, I'd buy it for a (cool) kid's birthday.
--Jared
Oops. This was meant to go under the top shelf post, obviously.
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