Markley’s Fevered Brain: A Few Last Minute Suggestions


Nexus: Into the Past and Other Stories

Nexus: Into the Past and Other Stories


Wayne Markley looks at some great last minute gifts for comic fans including Nexus: Into the Past and Other Stories, Usagi Yojimbo, Popeye Classics, and more!

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Red Sonja and Conan Cross Blades Once More in All-New Comic Book Series, Courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment and Dark Horse Comics


Red Sonja/Conan art by Alex Ross

Red Sonja/Conan art by Alex Ross



Victor Gischler to write Red Sonja/Conan miniseries for Dynamite.

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Markley’s Fevered Brain: Animals are Criminal


Blacksad

Blacksad



Westfield’s Wayne Markley looks at the highly-regarded series, Blacksad, which is published in the US by Dark Horse.

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Interview: Bryan J.L. Glass on Dark Horse’s Furious


Furious #1

Furious #1



Bryan J.L. Glass discusses his new creator owned book, Furious, which is coming from Dark Horse in January.

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Interview: Brian Wood on Star Wars from Dark Horse


Star Wars #1

Star Wars #1



Writer Brian Wood talks about his upcoming work on Star Wars from Dark Horse.

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Nexus Returns in Dark Horse Presents!


Nexus front

Nexus front



Creators Mike Bron and Steve Rude discuss the return of Nexus in Dark Horse Presents #12.

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C is for Commentary: Link Blogging!


by Josh Crawley

We’re going to do some link blogging this week! I know what you’re saying. “You’re still moving, Josh?!” Honestly, I actually left my copy of Previews at the store and I really didn’t feel like driving back just to get it to write a column. Let’s see what I can find and babble about this week (as Dog The Bounty Hunter plays in the background).

Pop Chart Lab Superpowers

Pop Chart Lab Superpowers

Be sure to take a peek at the The Illustrious Omnibus of Super Powers. While an argument could be made about, say, Iron Fist’s placement not with the Mastery of Martial Arts, it’s still pretty epic.

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For Your Consideration: Dark Horse’s John Carter of Mars: Weird Worlds


John Carter of Mars: Weird Worlds

by Robert Greenberger

I have to admit, it was the Frank Frazetta covers that convinced me to order the complete series of John Carter of Mars books from the Science Fiction Book Club. The visuals were so compelling as was the pedigree, that of Edgar Rice Burroughs, who I knew created Tarzan. I had seen movies and read the comics, but had never read ERB’s prose so I had to have these. And I still do. On the other hand, I only managed to make my way through the first two because as imaginative as Burroughs was, he was not that great a prose stylist.

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