Posts Tagged ‘Boom! Studios’
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Grant Morrison’s KLAUS #1 dashes through the snow for a Second Printing
Award-winning publisher BOOM! Studios is pleased to announce that Grant Morrison and Dan Mora’s first issue of Klaus, their hit original comic series that details the epic, historic origin of the one and only Santa Claus, has s...
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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Tyson Hesse’s Diesel #3
A DARKER ONE After the shocking reveal in the second chapter of Tyson Hesse’s DIESEL, it is best to take a breather or two in the rather slow paced third penultimate issue. Sure, the narrative is accessibly straightforward, or ...
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Things get Fiery with JIM HENSON’S THE STORYTELLER: DRAGONS
From Jim Henson’s classic television show to the comic series, The Storyteller and his faithful dog have delighted and thrilled us with myths, legends, and stories from all over the world. Last year, Archaia, an imprint of awar...
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Good News for BOOM!’s WELCOME BACK
Award-winning publisher BOOM! Studios is pleased to announce that due to demand for the first issue of its newest original series, Welcome Back, the publisher will go back to press for a third printing. This follows on the heel...
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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Irredeemable Premier Edition Vol. 1
WE DESERVE BETTER THAN THIS If only Mark Waid writes Superman. Seriously, he can do that. Just read his Superman: Birthright, and his epic Kingdom Come. However, he’s happy with other independent comic publishers and even right...
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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Klaus #1
OH MY MEMORIES Grant Morrison attempts to revise the beginnings of one of the most iconic figures of Western civilizations, Santa Claus, in his another independent mini-comic series, KLAUS. Independent comic publisher, BOOM! St...
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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Strange Fruit #2
THE COMMON PAST(S) In the hands of the master storytellers, history is alive and most importantly, relevant. This is what topnotch creators J.G. Jones and Mark Waid demonstrate in their continuing quest of historical relevance ...
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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: Tyson Hesse’s Diesel #1
KNOW YOUR PLACE Since mainstream comics are approaching to their crossroads in terms of storytelling and the directions their respective companies undertake, independent comic publishers on the other hand are already grounded t...
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COMIC BOOK REVIEW: The Spire #2
The Spire #2, by Simon Spurrier and Jeff Stokely, continues the story with a great character focus and more progress for the ongoing mystery. This issue moves forward by focusing on the Marchioness as she gets the spotli...
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GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW: Steven Universe Vol. 1
Steven Universe Vol. 1, by Jeremy Sorese and Coleman Engle, is not the ideal place to start getting into the cartoon but it’s a fun addition for people who are already fans of the cartoon. The entire volume consists of 4 issues...
