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TRADE WAITING: Week Of June 10, 2015

TRADE WAITING: Week Of June 10, 2015

It’s Monday, which means another look at some of the hottest trade paperbacks, collected editions, and graphic novels in this week’s “Trade Waiting” – your weekly spotlight of five noteworthy comic book collections that are being released to stores this Wednesday and why you should watch out for them! BATGIRL VOL. 1: THE BATGIRL OF

THE HANGOUT: May 19, 2015

It’s another ladies night on The Hangout!  We discuss Marvel’s A-Force, DC Comics’ Bombshells variant covers, and which new DC books we’re looking forward to in June. And as always, we share our picks of the week (including Captain Marvel #17 and East of West #19) and our picks for next week. Follow The Hangout on Twitter: @TheComicHangout

TRADE WAITING: Week of October 8, 2014

We are a mere 48 hours away from new comic books, and a whole fresh crop of collections as well! If your bookshelf is in need of a trade or hardcover infusion, look no further than the top five releases of October 8, 2014: EARTH 2 VOL. 4 HC: THE DARK AGE Written by Tom

THE HONOR ROLL: July 30, 2014 Releases

Let’s face it, this week had so many amazing comics. It’s the heart of summer. Guardians of the Galaxy came out. People are busy. We have a beautiful collection of contributor pics this week. Spoilers abound! Let’s get to it! EAST OF WEST #14 – Ken Godberson III Of all the fascinating characters that are

Trade Waiting: Week of April 9, 2014

We are a mere 48 hours away from new comic books, and a whole fresh crop of collections as well! If your bookshelf is in need of a trade or hardcover infusion, look no further than the top five releases of April 9, 2014: ASTRO CITY: THROUGH OPEN DOORS HC Written by Kurt Busiek Art

The Comics Classroom: American Mythology in EAST OF WEST

Many times when the word “mythology” crops up in conversation, the trend is to think of ancient, distant lands with foundational gods and religions — the Norse, the Egyptian, the Chinese, etc. We tend to conceive of the mythic entities like Odin and Ra as being those who were once worshipped. How do we then

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