Freeze Frame 6/9/2017
Tag Archives: Paper Girls
Freeze Frame 5/5/2017
2017 Eisner Award Nominees
Kill or Be Killed, Saga, Paper Girls, Black Hammer, Criminal, Astro City, Mockingbird & Beasts of Burden appear to be the nomination leaders. Details below Continue reading 2017 Eisner Award Nominees
Freeze Frame 4/8/2017
This Week’s Finest: Paper Girls #13
by Brian K Vaughan, Cliff Chiang, Matt Wilson & Dee Cuniffe
If issue #13 proves anything about Paper Girls, it’s that it’s remarkably consistent and constantly evolving. As the issue progresses within the larger narrative, old mysteries are resolved as quickly as new ones are realized; while the creative team continues to be in a class all their own in terms of execution and imagination. Continue reading This Week’s Finest: Paper Girls #13
Freeze Frame 3/3/2017
The Haul: March 2017
Looking back on last month’s article, I came to the realization that I tend to add more books to a list than I’m actually able to read and, in may cases, afford. There are only so many hours left at the end of the day to tackle my pull list, and, while they are a passion, comic books are not my only hobby. On top of that, I’ve been reading a lot more “older” stuff lately. This list will be more realistic, conservative towards what I think I’ll actually read. If I get to more, great! I’d love to read every good book out there.
Podcast Episode Forty Nine
The guys return to the traditional format to talk about Saga, Paper Girls, Planetoid, The Spirit, Batman, The Superbowl, Horace & Pete, Maron & more.
Freeze Frame 2/3/2017
The Haul: February 2017
After an almost three year hiatus (the last post came out on 4/30/14), I’ve decided to bring back my column “The Haul.” At its inception, I vowed to write something once a week. Not only did that not happen then, but I will not even pretend to make that claim again today. However, what I can promise is to pop in at least once a month for this new endeavor. When “The Haul” first debuted, it was meant as a place where I could talk about whatever was on my mind that week in the world of comics. Having that freedom was nice, but this next iteration will have better specified boundaries. By dropping a lens over this column, I can provide a clearer focus on what it is readers can expect.
