In which an astonishing array of international talent comes together to deliver a predictably uneven anthology.

In which I dive into digital comics and find out that the legendary run by Joe Kelly isn't all it's cracked up to be.

Matt Kindt's deeply strange series comes to a (not surprisingly) straightforward end.

What do "Nimona," "Terror Assaulter," "Black River," "Killing and Dying," and "Shaft" all have in common?  I ordered them all together to see if they deserved a spot on my "Best of 2015" list.

Featuring works from Vaughan, Stevenson, Yasuhiko, Busiek, Morishige, Powell, Gaiman, and (of course) Samura.

I went and re-read all thirty-one volumes of this series to find out if it still holds up after its conclusion.

I went and re-read all thirty-one volumes of this series to find out if it still holds up after its conclusion.

One of the best superhero comics in recent memory.  'Nuff said.

One of the best superhero comics in recent memory.  'Nuff said.

In which I'm reminded that there is no series that doesn't read better when you go through it all at once...  But it reads best if you're a guy who's still in touch with his inner 15-year-old.