Comic Picks by the Glick

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Shirtless Bear-Fighter

…With a title like that, what more do you need to know? Maybe that he’s also “Pantsless Bear-Fighter” for a good portion of the first issue? Or how about that this series does a decent enough job of delivering enough insanity to live up to that title.  You’ve got Shirtless himself, who lives in a […]

Injection vol. 3

Vol. 2 of this series was one of the best things I read last year and proof that Warren Ellis can still knock it out of the park when he puts his mind to it.  So it’s disappointing to see that vol. 3 of “Injection” doesn’t keep to the same standards.  The focus this time […]

Wonder Woman vol. 4: Godwatch

With vol. 3 being the end of the main story Greg Rucka was telling on his latest “Wonder Woman” run, I was skeptical that this volume could really add anything to it.  Said skepticism is justified here as “Godwatch” makes for an awkward end to his tenure as a writer for this title.  The issues […]

Letter 44 vol. 5: Blueshift

This is an odd volume for a couple of reasons.  It dials back the crazy plot twists the series usually thrives on and takes a break from advancing the main plot to focus on exploring the backstories of the crew of the Clarke as well as the alien Builders.  In addition, “Blueshift” is also the […]

Image Previews Picks: March 2018

There hasn’t been any interesting Image news to comment on over the past month.  Which, from a certain perspective, is kind of refreshing compared to the constant stream of drama that comes out of the Big Two.  It doesn’t make for an interesting way to begin a column like this, so let’s just dive into […]

Marvel Previews Picks: March 2018

He’s not even a month into his tenure as Marvel’s new Editor in Chief but C.B. Cebulski is already dealing with his first major controversy.  Namely, the fact that he previously wrote for the company under an assumed Japanese name:  Akira Yoshida.  The way this happened sounds more amusing/absurd than anything else as Cebulski came […]

DC Previews Picks: March 2018

In the wake of the “Milk Wars” crossover Gerard Way’s Young Animal imprint goes through a familiar rite of passage at DC in this month’s solicitations.  That would be the “soft relaunch” as three of its titles are getting new #1 issues and a new miniseries debuts alongside them.  Of the group, Cave Carson Has […]