Later today, I'm catching a plane for Pittsburgh -- going to spend a week there with my girlfriend, Erin. So this week's updates will be sporadic -- fair warning. But in the meantime, I've got a bunch of reviews from this week to lay on you guys, so let's get started.

52 #41: As Montoya seeks peace, Adam and Starfire fight to get home.
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I seem to have recovered a bit from yesterday's writer's block -- this morning I put together a proposal for a new comic series I've been thinking about lately. Now I've got to find someone to pitch it to.

In the meantime, reviews? Amazingly, this was one of those rare weeks when I didn't have any new comics to review. What's up with that. So ( Read more... )

You know, maybe it's just all the drugs the pain doctor pumped into me this morning, but I'm enormously proud of this week's Everything But Imaginary. In fact, I may go so far as to call it the crowning achievement of the 2006 Think About It Central Christmas Party. So this is one of those times I'm going to ask even those of you who aren't comic ( Read more... )

A few new Comixtreme.com reviews for you today, guys. Hope you enjoy:

Carl Barks' Greatest DuckTales Stories Vol. 2 (Very Good) -- A must-own for fans of the TV show.
Exiles #84 (Good) -- Tony Bedard's run is extended.
Crisis Aftermath: The Spectre #3 (Great) -- I'm loving the new Spectre, and can't wait to see what they do with him next.
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Superman week continues at the Back Issue Bin! Today's installment is one of the comics that accompanied the 2004 Superman relaunch...

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Quick Rating: Very Good
Title: Battery Part One

On Clark’s first day covering the Daily Planet crime beat, a new threat rears its head.


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Once upon a time, it was a common practice for a comic book to feature a back-up story or two with characters and creators other than the headliners. I loved this practice, and here's why I think it should be brought back...

Everything But Imaginary #167: Bring Back the Back-Ups

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Before he left to go back to Baton Rouge yesterday, my brother asked that somebody working on my sister's soon-to-be home, the "Love Shack," get some pictures as the construction continued. I think he just wanted to prove to his wife, Kayla, that we're actually crazy enough to build something like this in my parents' back yard. Well, we are, and ( Read more... )