November 2012 – Page 3 – Multiversity Comics

Mignolaversity: B.P.R.D. #101 [Review]

By Brian Salvatore and David Harper | Nov 28, 2012 | Reviews

The second issue of the now sequential ongoing B.P.R.D. is here, and it’s following hot on the heels of the blow out insanity of issue #100. Will things stop looking so damn dark for our heroes, just for a little bit? Here’s a hint: probably not. Written by Mike Mignola and John Arcudi Illustrated by […]

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Reviews

Stephenson, Bellegarde and Jordie Deliver a Book with Personality in “Nowhere Men” #1 [Review]

By Vince Ostrowski | Nov 28, 2012 | Reviews

A cursory overview of the issue makes comparisons to Jonathan Hickman’s “Manhattan Projects” almost unavoidable, as both feature the world’s most well-known scientific minds (although in this case, fictional) coming together to work on public and highly secret projects that may test the moral boundaries of science. Thankfully, Eric Stephenson’s book is separated from Hickman’s […]

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Columns

Boomb Tube: Justice League of America (Part 1)

By James Johnston | Nov 28, 2012 | Columns

Welcome back to Boomb Tube! As the hiatus between seasons of cartoons continues, I’ve started reviewing TV shows from the past. This week, we take a fond look back at the Justice League show! No, not the cartoon one; the live-action TV movie starring Guy Gardner, Fire, Ice, The Flash, and, in his feature debut, […]

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News

Ed Brubaker’s Now Ongoing “Fatale” To Feature Four Flashback Issues

By Alice W. Castle | Nov 27, 2012 | News

Good news for fans of “Fatale” and fans of flashbacks as to celebrate “Fatale”‘s status as an ongoing series, Ed Brubaker has revealed that the series will feature four flashback issues to explore the concept of the femme fatale throughout history and to show that series heroine Jo is not alone in her curse. In […]

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Columns

Multiversity Keeps It Real: Feynman

By Michelle White | Nov 27, 2012 | Columns

The trouble with writing any feature on non-fiction comics is that it risks becoming a Jim Ottaviani column pretty fast. The man has written so many wonderful comics — chiefly about scientists and their discoveries — that his work could easily dominate any discussion of comics as historical or scientific teaching tools. And so, taking […]

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Interviews

Hank Kanalz talks DC’s Big Digital Changes [Interview]

By David Harper | Nov 27, 2012 | Interviews

Just recently, DC underwent some major changes in its digital comics business, as its main line went day-and-date on the Nook, Kindle and iBookstore. This meant some major (and exciting) changes, as they were the first to go down this path. Given that we were pretty excited for this, we reached out to DC to […]

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Columns

Kickstarter Spotlight: To Be Or Not To Be: That Is The Adventure

By Walt Richardson | Nov 27, 2012 | Columns

Of all the writers in the English language, there is perhaps no one as famous as the late William Shakespeare. Whether or not you actually care for his work (personally, I am a big fan), one has to admit that his fame eclipses every other writer in our tongue. Dickens was a fad. Twain was […]

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News

Valiant Cuts Trade Paperback Collection Prices To $9.99

By Alice W. Castle | Nov 27, 2012 | News

Another case of Christmas coming early today as Valiant has announced that starting with the first collection of “X-O Manowar” they will be cutting the prices of their trade paperback collections to $9.99. With the idea of making their comics as accessible as possible to as many people as possible, this idea is, frankly, genius. […]

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News

Jim Mahfood Remixes Beastie Boys Comic, Releases New Printing

By Alice W. Castle | Nov 27, 2012 | News

Beastie Boys fans rejoice as Jim Mahfood has released a new version of his out of print comic “Ask For Janice”, based on the Beatie Boys album Paul’s Boutique. As spotted at Comics Alliance, the new version available through Mahfood’s webstore features a brand new cover and will be limited to 100 and will be […]

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Columns

Multiversity Comics Countdown: The Five Best B.P.R.D. Minis

By David Harper | Nov 27, 2012 | Columns

Now that we’re fully in the era of B.P.R.D. actually being an ongoing series, we’ve taken a second to reflect upon those books that preceded it. The mini-series that comprised the initial 99 issues of B.P.R.D.’s life featured incredible work from a bevy of creators, but none more so than Mike Mignola, John Arcudi and […]

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Columns

Reboot Nation: Blue Beetle #1 (2006) vs (2011)

By Drew Bradley | Nov 27, 2012 | Columns

The next round of New 52 cancellations includes the eight volume of “Blue Beetle,” so it seems like a perfect time to compare the two titles which have starred Jamie Reyes as the azure arthropod. Blue Beetle #1 (2006) Written by Kieth Giffen & John Rogers / Illustrated by Cully Hamner From the pages of […]

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News

Hawkeye #7 Changes Into a Hurricane Sandy Relief Issue

By Matthew Meylikhov | Nov 27, 2012 | News

Alright, here’s the skinny: if the overwhelming amount of great reviews didn’t convince you, and if the talent of Fraction and Aja somehow didn’t hook you in, here’s your perfect reason to buy the upcoming “Hawkeye” #7 — it’s going to be a charity issue. What do I mean by that? Well, as revealed on […]

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Monthly Archives: November 2012

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Mignolaversity: B.P.R.D. #101 [Review]

Stephenson, Bellegarde and Jordie Deliver a Book with Personality in “Nowhere Men” #1 [Review]

Boomb Tube: Justice League of America (Part 1)

Ed Brubaker’s Now Ongoing “Fatale” To Feature Four Flashback Issues

Multiversity Keeps It Real: Feynman

Hank Kanalz talks DC’s Big Digital Changes [Interview]

Kickstarter Spotlight: To Be Or Not To Be: That Is The Adventure

Valiant Cuts Trade Paperback Collection Prices To $9.99

Jim Mahfood Remixes Beastie Boys Comic, Releases New Printing

Multiversity Comics Countdown: The Five Best B.P.R.D. Minis

Reboot Nation: Blue Beetle #1 (2006) vs (2011)

Hawkeye #7 Changes Into a Hurricane Sandy Relief Issue

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