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THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES OF ADÈLE BLANC-SEC7 comments

AnneBillson wrote 1 month ago: BD, pronounced bédé, is short for “bande déssinée”, the French equivalent of the comic s … more →

Tags: films, Books, Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec, Louise Bourgoin, Luc Besson

Classical Cinema's Influence on the Graphic Novel8 comments

Nicholas Ditto wrote 3 months ago: As I began reading “Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot” by Jacques Tardi, I was immediatel … more →

Tags: Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot, Analysis, Cinema, Classical Cinema, Comic, Comic Studies, Comics, crime novels, critical analysis

A Break from Superheroes

Nicholas Ditto wrote 3 months ago: I want to begin by apologizing for neglecting my blog over these last three weeks. I have been burie … more →

Tags: General Information/Updates, Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot, graphic novel, Comics, Graphic Novels, superheroes, Reading, pdf, Pictures]

Books I've Read - October 20121 comment

Lindsay wrote 7 months ago: The Rule of Four – Ian Caldwell & Dustin Thomas (*** of five) There were a lot of polarizi … more →

Tags: Books, David Mitchell, goodreads goal, Edith Wharton, The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec, Wolf Pact, Melissa De La Cruz, the rule of four, Ian Caldwell

Books I've Read - August 20122 comments

Lindsay wrote 9 months ago: The Bellwether Revivals - Benjamin Wood (**** of five) This book was reviewed well, well enough that … more →

Tags: Books, Gossip Girl, cecily von ziegesar, August, mortal instruments, City of Bones, city of ashes, City of Glass, The Bellwether Revivals

I love the smell of fresh books in the morning2 comments

iansales wrote 11 months ago: For every book you see in these book haul posts, I get rid of two books. So the collection is steadi … more →

Tags: Books, Book Haul, durrell centenary, Lawrence Durrell, Alan Moore, Lucius Shepard, Kim Stanley Robinson, Nicholas Monsarrat, carolyn ives gilman

New York Mon Amour (2008)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 12 months ago: New York Mon Amour is an interesting love letter to eighties New York City. It’s both realisti … more →

Tags: casterman, New York Mon Amour, Benjamin Legrand, Dominique Grange

Jenna Dalgety talks Queerpocalypse, Comic Books and Burlesque in Chicago

Smyra wrote 1 year ago: Last week Jenna Dalgety and I met for french toast.  That’s not a euphamism, we just talked ov … more →

Tags: burlesque, Nerds, ties n tassels, Chicago, Jenna Dalgety, Graphic Novels, Queerpocalypse, Abbey Pub, queer performance

Like A Sniper Lining Up For His Shot: A Review

Nalvic wrote 1 year ago: Like A Sniper Lining Up For His Shot (I’m going to start abbreviating this as LASLUFHS) is Fre … more →

Tags: Comics, Review, Fantagraphics, european comics, crime comics, Comics reviews

30 words on 30 books1 comment

iansales wrote 1 year ago: I shamelessly stole this idea from Pornokitsch, who did the same yesterday. Since I’m not doin … more →

Tags: Book Review, Books, Albert Camus, Alejandro Jodorowsky, carolyn ives gilman, Carson McCullers, Chan Koonchung, Charles Palliser, China Mieville

Library Loot (March 14, 2012)5 comments

olduvai wrote 1 year ago: Library Loot is a weekly event co-hosted by Claire fromThe Captive Reader and Marg from The Adventur … more →

Tags: Reading, Graphic Novels, Books 2, e-books, 2012, Books, Reading 2

Review: The Arctic Marauder by Jacques Tardi

John Seven wrote 1 year ago: Originally published in 1974, renowned French cartoonist Tardi paid tribute to his legendary fellow … more →

Tags: Books, Comics, Science Fiction, Graphic Novels, Fantagraphics, Steampunk, french comics, Jules Verne, Victoriana

The Master At Work: Watch Jacques Tardi Draw

Corey Pung wrote 1 year ago: Jacques Tardi may be unfamiliar to many readers, but to me, he is one of the absolute best artists i … more →

Tags: non-superhero story, Comics, Art, draw, Artists, Adele blanc-sec, France

Review: IT WAS THE WAR OF THE TRENCHES by Jacques Tardi

sagustocox wrote 1 year ago: Book Girl of the Mur-y-Castell recently read and reviewed It Was the War of the Trenches by Jacques … more →

Tags: WWI, Book Reviews, WWI reading challenge, It Was the War of the Trenches

My Workspace, i.e. Where the Magic Happens

Corey Pung wrote 1 year ago: I know a lot of people have reservations about calling art “work.” When you really think … more →

Tags: Information, Art, Books, Drawing, Fiction, workspace, macbook, daytripper

New Year, new books3 comments

iansales wrote 1 year ago: It would have been nice if I could have made a New Year’s resolution to buy no books in 2012. … more →

Tags: Book Haul, My Fiction, Alastair Reynolds, Albert Camus, Anthony Burgess, Carson McCullers, Chan Koonchung, chirs beckett, Colin Greenland

Mondo apocalypto

tim wrote 1 year ago: The annual year-end bun grapple over at Critic’s Notebook brings the inevitable list: Ten film … more →

Tags: Culture, Edinburgh, Festivals, films, published work, Bruno Ganz, Celine Sciamma, Clotilde Hesme, Critic's Notebook

Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot (2010)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 1 year ago: What a downer. Well, wait, I guess Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot is more of a measured downer. Ta … more →

Tags: Futuropolis, Like a Sniper Lining Up His Shot

The Eiffel Tower Demon (1976)

Andrew Wickliffe wrote 1 year ago: When Tardi opens The Eiffel Tower Demon with a recap of the first Adèle Blanc-Sec episode, I should … more →

Tags: casterman, Adele blanc-sec


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