The Quarter Bin

Joe Kelly and JM Ken Niimura show just how powerful imagination can be in their wonderful story about growing up, I Kill Giants.

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Warren Ellis and Bryan Hitch teamed to create one of the most impressive super-teams of the modern era. Action-packed, intense, intelligent, and beautiful to look at, the duo’s initial run on The Authority redefined what a comic about men in tights could be.

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Alan Moore teamed with Gene Ha and Zander Cannon for one of the best police procedurals ever written. Top Ten is a masterful work, and you should read it now. Read the rest of this entry »

What if every man on Earth died, save for one failed magician? Brian K. Vaughn and Pia Guerra answer that question with Y: The Last Man, one of the greatest comic series of the last ten years. Read the rest of this entry »

Alan Moore is one of the most prolific comic writers in the history of the medium. Find out part of what makes him so special in this look at a collection of some of the man’s best work in the DC Universe. Read the rest of this entry »

Joss Whedon had the tough task of following Grant Morrison’s run on New X-Men with the retitled Astonishing X-Men. While it may have been a difficult challenge for any other writer, Whedon’s Astonishing X-Men was a great complimentary run, as well as a fantastic read in its own right.

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Mark Waid and Mike Wieringo had an amazing run on Fantastic Four. This is where it all began. Read the rest of this entry »

We detail even more magnificent manga this week on Read This Now! Read the rest of this entry »

A little more than a decade ago, Kurt Busiek and Alex Ross changed our perception of the Marvel Universe forever. Today, we re-examine Marvels, and determine that you should read it now. Read the rest of this entry »

As a manga novice, I lucked out in having Pluto, one of the greatest stories ever told, be my first foray into the world of Japanese comics. Read the rest of this entry »