Pulp Citizen

Two issues in, and New Crusaders from Archie Comics is one of my favourite comics of 'right now'. My tastes in favoured comics ca...

In January I linked some images and rumour regarding Watchmen , the seminal graphic novel. Of course, since then DC has announced the Before...

Rich Johnston on Bleeding Cool has been speculating about what seems like possible prequels to the legendary Watchmen series. I don't ...

Not much on the minis front right now as the (lower) Pulp Citizen Cave has been recently co-opted as a store-room for bedroom furniture as ...

I had been aware of the Nocturnals comics for a long time without ever trying them out. I recently took the plunge with the second hard-cov...

DC are at again. First in 1956 they introduced a new generation of their existing concepts (starting with a new Flash - Barry Allen ), meshi...

I love the Captain America character, I really do. Being British of some Finnish and Swedish ancestry, I have no nationalistic allegiance t...

Painting Perun - a Slavic analogue to Thor in some ways - in recent days amid seeing the Thor movie and re-reading Ultimate Comics: Thor p...

Dwayne McDuffie passed away a few days ago, I learned today. He was one of the architects responsible for one of the comic book lines/unive...

Stan Lee inevitably looms large over modern comics, since he along with a host of talented artists including luminaries such as Jack Kirby, ...

I love that Grant Morrison works in comics. I consider myself a fan of his, not a completest, but a fan nonetheless. In saying that, I don...

I started reading this only very recently, and is one of a growing number of series that I will be picking up in trade paperback (tpb) forma...

This post was provoked by news of a new series coming out later in the year from DC Comics, Uncle Sam and the Freedom Fighters. An ongoing s...

Sludge was a title in Malibu Comics Ultraverse line, hence my previous posting about that imprint. There was a lot about the earlier Ultra...

Another bout of Dead Universe comic book re-reading, and so some more musings. A little context first, however, about Malibu Comics and espe...

VALIANT (all capitals, all the time) was a publisher that achieved success and some arguable notoriety in the early 90's as it rose and ...

In the past few days I have been doing a lot of re-reading of stories from a fairly new comic book universe: Project Superpowers from Dynam...

What can I say? Cresting the wave of my mid-thirties into my later-thirties I have found my comic book sensibilities now are probably closer...

While I seem to be without camera for the time being, we may see more non-miniatures posting for now. I first read Incognito (written by Ed...