John and I share our thoughts on "Days of Future Past," while I talk about one of the most entertaining X-titles in recent memory.

Pretty self-explanatory I should think.  Part one can be found here.

It turns out that the writer's other work with Batman, Daredevil, Punisher and "Crossed" isn't indicative of his brilliance in "Stray Bullets."

Mike Richardson has done some great things in the industry as publisher/co-founder of Dark Horse Comics.  He hasn't done quite as much as a writer.

Jason brings his expert opinion to the world of comics

(Could be said to follow on from here.)  If you've ever wondered where the writer gets his passion for war stories, then you'll find your answer here.

(Could be said to follow on fromhere.)  If you've ever wondered where the writer gets his passion for war stories, then you'll find your answer here.

In which I talk about the three works that have officially been released from this mangaka in English -- including the recent "Nijigahara Holograph"-- and try to convey why it would be a good thing if more of his works were translated and brought out here.

This manga about a time traveling bath engineer from Roman times is very silly, yet winds up being a bit of superior fluff in the end.

It has its issues, but this is the best big-event series I've read from Marvel in years.