Carnet de Voyage
Carnet de Voyage is an autobiographical account of Thompson's 2004 European promotional tour.
Owly OGN
OWLY is a 5x 7 graphic novel made of two novellas featuring a lonely little owl with kind heart large enough for that big old scary world out there.
ALEX ROBINSON: TRICKED
Looking at Alex Robinson's, Tricked, both as a work of fiction and as a step forward in content.
THE KING
Looking at Rich Koslowski's graphic novel, The King.
The Ticking
Why you should try Renee French's new graphic novel, The Ticking.
The Surrogates
Enjoy gourmet sci-fi with Venditti and Weldele's The Surrogates.
THE BAREFOOT SERPENT
So a dictionary that I have says that art is beauty. Thus, Scott Morse's THE BAREFOOT SERPENT from Top Shelf Productions must be a work of art.
JENNIFER DAYDREAMER: OLIVER
JENNIFER DAYDREAMER: OLIVER is the first in a series of stand alone comic books from mini-comics artist Jennifer Daydreamer.
Same Difference And Other Stories
Same difference and Other Stories is a refreshing compilation of Derek Kirk Kim’s works ranging from 2000-2003, works such as Pulling, Hurdles and Same Difference (a personal favorite).
Less Than Heroes
Yurkovich has constructed an entire mythology around the concept of the super hero that builds on the best stories published about the genre such as The Watchmen, the Authority and Marvels.
Jeffrey Brown: Bighead
Taking the conventions (some one would call them silly) of superhero comics, in particular the capes and tights, and making fun of them is not exactly something missing from comics.
Blood Orange #2
The first issue is a tough act to follow, but BLOOD ORANGE #2 makes up for having fewer star alt-comics names by featuring more experimentation, more drama, and even wilder imaginations.
OWLY'S BACK
Andy Runton's plucky owl, Owly, returns in Owly: Just a Little Blue.
THE INCREDIBLE SULK
Top Shelf recently published Miniature Sulk, which collects previously uncollected work from cartoonist Jeffrey Brown.
THE JAMES KOCHALKA EXPERIENCE, PART 2: Monkey vs. Robot
So-uh, are you James Kochalka experienced... yet?
Grampa and Julie: Shark Hunters
Grampa and Julie: Shark Hunter is a compilation of a comic strip that appears in Nickelodeon’s Magazine with some parts adapted and new stories.
AEIOU
Formerly a limited edition book, Jeffrey Brown's AEIOU is once again available.
Jeffrey Brown: Feeble Attempts
A new single-issue comic book collects several Jeffrey Brown short stories and one-pagers that are manna for Brown fans.
Super F*ckers #277
The sublime, idiosyncratic James Kochalka returns with another issues of his farcical and brutal teen superhero team comic, Super F*ckers.
110 PER¢
Cathy, Gertrude (Gerty), and Sasha are three grownups obsessed with a boy band called 110 Per¢.
Tales of Woodsman Pete
Woodsman Pete lives alone in a cabin in the North Woods (U.S. or Canada), but wait! Pete isn’t completely alone.
SPIRAL-BOUND
Turnip, an elephant, Stucky Hound, a dog, Ana, a rabbit, and Emily, a bird, are a group of go-getting kids.
COFFEE AND DONUTS by Max Estes
COFFEE AND DONUTS sounds like a very bad title for a comic book, but when I read it, I realized what a perfect fit the name was.
Hidden gems
Some of the Comic Book Bin's reviewer share with you their hidden gems, comic books that have been overlooked but who are worth hunting down.
The Cult of the Comic Book Creator Part Two: Vassals and Middlemen
These debates about the nature of comic books and the industry created around it in North America still fight what I consider old battles about identity and how the individual relates to comic book
Comics Legend John Byrne
John Byrne appeared on the comics scene when he illustrated a two-page story which appeared in Nightmare #20, published by Skywald Publications
Warner Bros. creates DC Entertainment Inc.
Warner Bros. responds to Disney's acquisition of Marvel by creating a new company to attempt to match the Power of the Mouse behind the House of Ideas.
Superman – More Copyrights Stupidity
US. Federal Court renders Justice of King Solomon judgement crippling Superman for all parties and the character's comic book readers.