Author Archives: Elias Rosner

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Reviews
“The Question” (1987) #9-12

By | Jun 23, 2020 | Reviews

I feel spoiled by having a creative team on a superhero book remain consistent throughout the entirety of its first year. It’s a rarity now that a team doesn’t change inker, colorist, letterer or, hell, even the penciler or writer, by the end of the first arc but to have every position consistent on all twelve issues? Pinch me, I must be dreaming.

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Reviews
“Bog Bodies”

By | Jun 23, 2020 | Reviews

The bogs of Ireland are deceptive. On the surface, they’re serene and solid, no different from the land around it, but one false move and that land gives out and all you’re left with is a horrible sinking feeling. One wrong step, that’s all it takes for your whole life to come crashing down around you. A single error and all that was once safe is hostile, with little chance of recovery.

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“The Question” (1987) #5-8

By | Jun 16, 2020 | Reviews

In between writing the last review and this one, writer Dennis O’Neil passed away, turning my journey into an unofficial tribute to the man, looking at one of his most distinctive non-Batman works through the lens of four stand-alone issues that paint a picture of a dying city and the people who have to find their way through it.

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“The Question” (1987) #1-4

By | Jun 9, 2020 | Reviews

Hub City. A cesspool of crime. Filled with all the characters you’d expect. A corrupt, alcoholic mayor. An even more corrupt, uncaring police force. A deacon with delusions of grandeur. And then there’s our hero. A reporter who tells the truth, no bullshit. Sharp as a whip. An asshole to the tenth degree, with hubris and a penchant for violence to match.

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Interviews
Williamson & Henderson’s “Nailbiter Returns” with an Eye for Horror

By | May 15, 2020 | Interviews

Three years ago, the final issue of "Nailbiter" hit the stands, wrapping up the story of the Buckaroo Butchers. But as any horror fan knows, you can't keep a good slasher down and the town of Buckaroo calls us once again. In preparation for the June 3rd launch, we had a chat with the masters of the macabre themselves, Joshua Williamson and Mike Henderson, about all things "Nailbiter Returns," especially about the large volume of eyes on the cover.

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