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2000adonline: Comics Bulletin review all the FCBD offerings, including 2000AD’s and they liked it: The British sense of humor is the greatest sense of humor in the world, sod you America, and hurray for 2000AD. YEAH. I’m putting that out there. Feel offended, you guys. The offering this year comes in the form of a mini-magazine, compiling a few of the stronger characters from the past few years and getting top-notch writers like Al Ewing and Rob Williams to write them. Both writers create the standout stories from the issue, with Williams’ Ichabod Azrael western story a particular delight. There’s not only a devilish sense of humor through all these stories — which is compounded by the adverts, which are just as much fun in some cases — but a sense of meanness you just don’t get in American comics. The writers are free to do whatever cruel things they want to their characters, and create unfair landscapes for these genre-driven pieces to inherit. It’s a great advert for 2000AD as a whole, with a new intro from original Judge Dreddcreator John Wagner and interesting stories. Also there’s a black-and-white Alan Moore story at the back, if that’s the sort of thing you like. 

2000adonline:

Comics Bulletin review all the FCBD offerings, including 2000AD’s and they liked it:

The British sense of humor is the greatest sense of humor in the world, sod you America, and hurray for 2000AD. YEAH. I’m putting that out there. Feel offended, you guys. The offering this year comes in the form of a mini-magazine, compiling a few of the stronger characters from the past few years and getting top-notch writers like Al Ewing and Rob Williams to write them. Both writers create the standout stories from the issue, with Williams’ Ichabod Azrael western story a particular delight. There’s not only a devilish sense of humor through all these stories — which is compounded by the adverts, which are just as much fun in some cases — but a sense of meanness you just don’t get in American comics. The writers are free to do whatever cruel things they want to their characters, and create unfair landscapes for these genre-driven pieces to inherit. It’s a great advert for 2000AD as a whole, with a new intro from original Judge Dreddcreator John Wagner and interesting stories. Also there’s a black-and-white Alan Moore story at the back, if that’s the sort of thing you like. 

paulftompkins: liezlwashere: Largo at the Coronet | Paul F. Tompkins Show | 03.10.12 I have a ton of photos to eventually sort through from this show, until that happens, here’s a group picture outtake. God bless Jack’s photo bomb.  Oh boy! More soon!

paulftompkins:

liezlwashere:

Largo at the Coronet | Paul F. Tompkins Show | 03.10.12


I have a ton of photos to eventually sort through from this show, until that happens, here’s a group picture outtake.

God bless Jack’s photo bomb. 

Oh boy! More soon!

bookomonsters: The Bluatschink is a fairly obscure creature - with the head of a bear, this aquatic monster likes nothing better than to eat children whole. But, uh, his methods aren’t quite what they used to be. Baqi Shaheed returns for the art! Baqi’s blog can be found over here, and go have a look at his deviantart page while you’re at it!

bookomonsters:

The Bluatschink is a fairly obscure creature - with the head of a bear, this aquatic monster likes nothing better than to eat children whole. But, uh, his methods aren’t quite what they used to be.


Baqi Shaheed returns for the art! Baqi’s blog can be found over here, and go have a look at his deviantart page while you’re at it!

Great Lakes Avengers

I have joined the world of Comics Bulletin! Please read and pass this on, so soon we can conquer the World together! This is my new column, Killing Jokes, about deadly serious jokes in silly comic books. First up: a look at four key speeches from Great Lakes Avengers: Misassembled!