Robert Luis Stevenson's book is some solid 19th Century horror, Shakespeare didn't really write horror in the conventional sense, and reading Hawthorne is torture, so I guess that you can call this a #HorrorComicsMonth entry? Anyway, I've been finding more and more of these prestige format Classics Illustrated issues in the bins at my LCS …
Continue reading Classics Illustrated: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Hamlet and The Scarlet Letter
So at some point a few years ago, I was diving into some very cheap comics and came across a book titled Legends of Tomorrow. At that point, I'd been watching the television series pretty regularly and considering Firestorm was on the cover, I thought I'd give it a chance, especially considering it was a …
I've written about how much I enjoy following the comics months hashtags over the years, even though I completely miss some and overindulge on others. And in some cases, I can't even remember what the theme of the month was. But I always remember that October is #HorrorComicsMonth. Because duh. It's OCTOBER. Anyway, when I …
I'm going to classify this as #HorrorComicsMonth material because even though it's a superhero comic, it is an alternate take on the X-Men that has characters fighting a monster. Featuring story and art by Peach Momoko (and adapted to English by Zack Davisson), Demon Days is an X-Men title that was published in the summer …
As always, let’s start with the numbers … Physical Comics Read: 22 (61/261)Digital Comics Read: 0 (471/471)Trades/Graphic Novels Read: 2 (2/15)Books Read: 1 (108/126)Movies Watched: 1 (169/194)TV Series Watched: 0 (55/58)TV Seasons Watched: 0 (99/105)Podcast episodes remaining: 172 I probably should have wrapped up #FantasyComicsMonth with reviews of the books I read, but all that …
The Uncollecting 