Arriving 3/4/2009

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Posted by: Brian Hibbs on March 2, 2009

Categories: Shipping Lists

Here is what is coming this week: A G SUPER EROTIC ANTHOLOGY #100 (A) AGE OF SENTRY #6 (OF 6)AGENTS OF ATLAS #2 DKRANGEL #17AUTHORITY #8BACK TO BROOKLYN #4 (OF 5)BANG TANGO #2 (OF 6) BATMAN CACOPHONY #3 (OF 3)BETTY & VERONICA DIGEST #192 (NOTE PRICE)BLACK LIGHTNING YEAR ONE #5 (OF 6)BLACK PANTHER 2 #2 DKRBOYS #28 BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER #23 CHEN CVRC E MURPHYS TAKE A CHANCE #2CABLE #12DAREDEVIL #116DARK REIGN FANTASTIC FOUR #1 (OF 5) DKRDARK TOWER TREACHERY #6 (OF 6) VARDEAD IRONS #2DEAD OF NIGHT FEATURING WEREWOLF BY NIGHT #3 (OF 4) DEADPOOL #8 DKRDOCTOR WHO CLASSICS SERIES 2 #4FAR WEST BAD MOJO #1 (OF 2)FARSCAPE #3 CVR AFLASH GORDON #4FRINGE #3 (OF 6) (RES)GALVESTON #4…  Read More…

Favorites: Watchmen

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Posted by: Sean T. Collins on March 1, 2009

Categories: Reviews

This past summer, with Watchmen movie hype already in full swing, I reread the book for the first time in a while and posted a review on my blog. Now that I’ve got a “Favorites” review series going here, and with the movie almost upon us, I figured it’s a good time to share the results with Savage Critic(s) Nation after the jump. Hope nobody minds a re-run… Watchmen Alan Moore, writer Dave Gibbons, artist DC Comics, 1987 416 pages $19.99 Like half the nerds in America, I recently re-read this graphic novel, inspired to do so by the trailer for Zack Snyder’s upcoming movie adaptation. I feel much older than I did when I first read the book during…  Read More…

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? Hibbs on The Film.

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Posted by: Brian Hibbs on

Categories: Reviews

We’re a week or so from the real release of the WATCHMEN film. I’ve seen it. This is INCREDIBLY FUCKINGLY SPOILERY, so you must absolutely NOT read it if you don’t want your watching experience potentially ruined. Seriously, I almost felt I should hold it until actual release. So don’t go below the jump unless you understand the ramifications of your actions. Friday night… well, no Saturday morning, there was a IMAX screening of WATCHMEN, at WonderCon, roughly a week before the film is generally released. They decided to be clever by having it at 11:55 PM (five minutes to midnight being a theme in the book, y’see), but, of course, with the various multiple levels of security to get…  Read More…