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Tag Archives: Casanova
COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (24 June 2024)
Another reminder that comic book covers with facial portraits can be utterly awesome:
Posted in AWESOME COVERS
Tagged Alex Eckman-Lawn, Aquaman, Batgirl, Bill Sienkiewicz, Brian Bolland, Casanova, covers, Denys Cowan, Elektra, Fábio Moon, Frank Quitely, Gotham Knights, Jim Calafiore, Joshua Middleton, Julian Totino Tedesco, Mark McKenna, Neal Adams, Patrick Martin, Swan Songs, The Question, Tim Townsend, Tunderbolts, Two-Face, X-Men
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COMICS CAN BE AWESOME (20 February 2023)
An explosive reminder that comics can be awesome: Casanova: Acedia #7 Gødland #12 Last Driver
Posted in GLIMPSES INTO AWESOMENESS
Tagged C.S. Baker, Casanova, Cris Peter, Dustin Harbin, Fábio Moon, Godland, Last Driver, Nick Filardi, Shaky Kane, Tom Scioli
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Cool trips into the multiverse
Movie blockbusters have been moving into an ouroboros-like postmodern entropy for a while, from Ready Player One and the LEGO franchise to Space Jam: A New Legacy and Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers, not to mention the whole MCU meta-series … Continue reading
Posted in FANTASTIC ADVENTURES
Tagged Casanova, Christian Ward, Cris Peter, Daniel Clowes, Dustin Harvin, Fábio Moon, Felipe Sobreiro, Gabriel Bá, Infinite Vacation, Jeff Powell, Matt Fraction, Motherlands, movies, Nick Spencer, Pete Woods, Rachel Stott, science fiction, Simon Bowland, Simon Spurrier, Stephen Byrne
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Balls-to-the-wall adventure comics – part 1
Comics is a medium, not a genre. And as a medium, comics can be used to tell all kinds of mature stories, from powerful biographies (Maus, Persepolis, Fun Home, Stitches) to fascinating historical and journalistic accounts (Brought to Light, Pyongyang, … Continue reading
Posted in FANTASTIC ADVENTURES
Tagged 2000 AD, Atomic Robo, Bitch Planet, Brain Boy, Brian Clevinger, Casanova, Defoe, espionage, Fábio Moon, Fred van Lente, Gabriel Bá, horror, Kelly Sue DeConnick, Leigh Gallagher, Matt Fraction, Michael Chabon, Pat Mills, science fiction, Scott Weneger, sword & sorcery, Valentine de Landro
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