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Neil Gaiman's Midnight Days
Neil Gaiman’s Midnight Days By Neil Gaiman with Matt Wagner (writers), Stephen Bissette, Richard Piers Rayner, Mike Hoffman, Mike Mignola, Dave McKean and Teddy Kristiansen with John Totleben an… more →
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John Rebus Has Not Left the Building: The Ian Rankin Interview
Sean Cranbury wrote 3 weeks ago: Listen to the interview now by clicking this link right here! *** It was a crap morning. Cold rain … more →
Review: Dead Men's Boots
geekylibrarian wrote 1 month ago: The latest Felix Castor novel (for US audiences at least) is an enjoyable supernatural mystery, albe … more →
Comic Review - The Boys #34 and Dark Entries - A John Constantine Novel
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andrenavarro wrote 2 months ago: With Darick Robertson to return only on the next issue (although his covers have been excellent as u … more →
Review: Dark Entries
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geekylibrarian wrote 2 months ago: It’s been said elsewhere but it bares repeating, Dark Entries marks the low point in publisher … more →
High Five! Top Ten! - Heroes What Ain't Got No Powers
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Robert Bazz wrote 2 months ago: Before we get there, I know what complaints I’m gonna get. “Where’s Bruce Wayne? The Spirit? Tony St … more →
Review: Dark Entries
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seventhsoldier wrote 3 months ago: Along with Brian Azzarello’s Filthy Rich, also released this past week, Dark Entries marks the … more →
Spray Paint Letters
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Api wrote 3 months ago: “What god do you pursue in cities? Do you see him, briefly, from inside a moving tram? There – … more →
What Dreams Are Made Of
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artofwar11 wrote 4 months ago: In the comic book world, there are few comic books revered more than Neil Gaiman’s modern … more →
Constantine is a work of genius
lukejames87 wrote 6 months ago: Something that I noticed from the get go with this book, is that it feels inherently British. I am a … more →
Ian Rankin on DARK ENTIRES, Part Two
Zack wrote 8 months ago: Crime Pays in Comics: Ian Rankin and His Comic Book Love By Zack Smith Our two-part talk with crim … more →
Ian Rankin on DARK ENTRIES for Vertigo
Zack wrote 8 months ago: Starting Vertigo’s Crime Line: Ian Rankin on Dark Entries By Zack Smith An exlusive talk with … more →
The Books of Magic
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Riot wrote 10 months ago: Earlier in the week, frequent Burning Leaves commenter and my eerie personality doppelgänger Andi ov … more →
John Constantine, Hellblazer: The Devil You Know
Gweek wrote 10 months ago: With this collection published in 2007, Hellblazer lovers can begin the long process of forgiving Ve … more →
John Constantine, Hellblazer: Original Sins
Gweek wrote 10 months ago: The life of Vertigo’s longest-lasting flagship title begins here, in Original Sins. If you eve … more →
Hellblazer #250 [Review]
Walt wrote 11 months ago: Happy New F***ing Year, Christmas Cards, All I Goat for Christmas, The Curse of Christmas, Snow Had … more →
The Magic
J wrote 11 months ago: “Someone once asked me if there was such a thing as magic. Only if you want there to be. Only … more →
The Original King Of Foxes
J wrote 11 months ago: Hellblazer#97, written by Paul Jenkins, cover by Sean Phillips. Great story, great cover. John Const … more →
Hellblazer #1
J wrote 11 months ago: The original John Constantine: a blonde, blue-eyed Brit, not that American imposter you saw in the f … more →
Constantine
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Mystery Man wrote 1 year ago: Not everybody that sends souls to hell works for the devil. PLOT: Searching through ruins in Mexico, … more →
