It's Warren Ellis' most substantial post-"Transmetropolitan" project, and ultimately not as good as it should've been.

Miller's latest continues the man's slow decline.  Plus a few words on the awesomeness of "Arkham City."

In which John and I talk about webcomics and I go on at length about one of the best -- which is also one of the most frustrating.

Raise your goblet of rock and thrash out to my thoughts on the most METAL series in comics.  Bat heads and makeup not included.

It's deja vu all over again!  I talk about another "Star Wars" series I picked up at Comic-Con.

Marvel's Main Man guides its top franchise into the Heroic Age.  Also:  Some rants about the DCU New 52.

Terry Moore, of "Strangers in Paradise" fame and a specialist in down-to-earth character drama, gives us a sci-fi story.  It works better than you'd think.

I made an effort to start buying his stuff at the con, and it turns out the man is almost as good as his hype.

Everything I didn't review before the Con: "Battlefields vol. 2," "Bullet to the Head," "Cowboys," "Incognito: Bad Influences," "Casanova: Gula," and "Ooku vol. 6."

Ed Brubaker may have written the defining run on this character, but he's not the only author to have written worthwhile Cap stories.