Just got three packages in the mail, unfortunately none of them are 'graphic novel' related but it does foretell that classes have started. Four books total, three of them are novels for a class on the Civil War and the other novel is for history of New York. I guess i could say that I'm pretty excited, wouldn't you be?
On a side note, just recently finished Batman: Broken City and Superman: For Tomorrow Vol. 2. Both are written by Brian Azzarello, Illustrated by Eduardo Risso (Broken City) and Jim Lee (For Tomorrow). I got to say that they were both a blast, one due to the story, the other because of the art, I'll touch up more on Broken City later. Happy Bloggin'!
Those wanting to make time pass by faster or simply looking for a good laugh, should check out That Monkey Tune,
it is a website that provides daily comics strips starting Elliot and Beagly with Art by Michael A. Kandalaft.
So is anyone following Blackest Night? Probably one of the best story arcs DC comics has had in recent years. With Geoff Johns at the Helm and Ivan Reis doing the art, this 8 issue event stands out. More Information on the official DC comics Blackest Night Page. The Dead Will Rise!
On a side note, just recently finished Batman: Broken City and Superman: For Tomorrow Vol. 2. Both are written by Brian Azzarello, Illustrated by Eduardo Risso (Broken City) and Jim Lee (For Tomorrow). I got to say that they were both a blast, one due to the story, the other because of the art, I'll touch up more on Broken City later. Happy Bloggin'!
Those wanting to make time pass by faster or simply looking for a good laugh, should check out That Monkey Tune, it is a website that provides daily comics strips starting Elliot and Beagly with Art by Michael A. Kandalaft.
So is anyone following Blackest Night? Probably one of the best story arcs DC comics has had in recent years. With Geoff Johns at the Helm and Ivan Reis doing the art, this 8 issue event stands out. More Information on the official DC comics Blackest Night Page. The Dead Will Rise!
