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The Boys #40- I’ve had plenty of people say their interest in this series wanes back and forth, but I think it’s safe to say that Ennis has maintained my interest virtually every issue. It’s nice to finally see the Hugie/Annie sub-plot cross over into Butcher’s territory. On a side note, just between the Homelander’s cannibalistic tendencies, the horror over on Ennis’ last issue of Crossed, and the Luna Bros mutilating Dara over on the Sword, it was a fairly bloody week in comics. Read more

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DC Universe Origins

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Writer/Artist: Too many to list


Publisher: DC, $14.99


I’ve been waiting for DC to print this sucker because it serves as a very handy retail tool. Reprinting the backup 2-page origin stories originally published at the end of every issue of 52, this is an affordable alternative to the monster Encyclopedia books DK publishes for both Marvel and DC. While certainly not as comprehensive, it offers background on most key figures in the DC Universe in a solid short story like manner, so it’s a little more enticing than a collection of just pictures and bio information. Read more

Mesmo Delivery

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Writer/Artist: Rafael Grampa

Publisher: Dark Horse, $9.99

The cover price is something that might scare you away because this looks like a fairly quick read, but you would be doing yourself a great favor by checking this book out. The story is a disturbing blend of a supernatural Twilight Zone mashed up with a little Tarantino style violence, a hint of 100 Bullets crime mystery, and some Saturday morning goofiness thrown in for the hell of it. That combination might be a little difficult to envision, but the art is just the right kind of beast to capture it. Think the strikingly ugly designs of Basil Wolverton and R. Crumb mixed with the ultra detailed action of Geof Darrow, but with a little bit smoother flow that brings it all together so as to not only create a strong sense of style but a very gripping visual narrative. Read more

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