Showing posts with label Li'l Abner. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Li'l Abner. Show all posts
Monday, November 17, 2014

Comics Review: MY LITTLE PONY: FRIENDS FOREVER #11 (IDW Publishing, November 2014)

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FRIENDS FOREVER gets back on the beam with issue #11, doing what I always hope that this title will do... namely, use a limited cast of ...
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Saturday, August 10, 2013

Book Review: THE COMPLETE LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE, VOL. 9: 1940-41 by Harold Gray (IDW/Library of American Comics, 2013)

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As was the case with the latest DICK TRACY volume , unwelcome signs of editorial corner-cutting can be seen in the ninth ORPHAN ANNIE coll...
Thursday, August 8, 2013

DUCKTALES RETROSPECTIVE: Episode 47, "Down and Out in Duckburg"

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I've been given the medical "green light" to resume normal blogging activities -- and, like the old swamp dweller in " Sw...
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Thursday, April 25, 2013

Book Review: AL CAPP, A LIFE TO THE CONTRARY by Michael Schumacher and Denis Kitchen (Bloomsbury, 2013)

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The contentious, cantankerous creator of LI'L ABNER has deserved a major biography for quite some time.  Alexander Theroux' glori...
Friday, October 21, 2011

Book Review: THE COMPLETE DICK TRACY, VOLUME 12: 1948-1950 by Chester Gould (IDW/Library of American Comics, 2011)

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"Characters count" and "the family is the focus" as Chester Gould brings his prime creative decade to a close. The vill...
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Monday, August 30, 2010

Baltimore Comic-Con Report

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After 19 years of contact, I finally got to meet Mark Lungo when he came to stay at our house this past weekend for the Baltimore Comic-Con...
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010

DVD Review: SERGEANT YORK (Warner Bros., 1941)

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Here's a comparison for you: Sergeant York and Patton . Not so much the movies themselves -- they have very different feels, even takin...
Sunday, April 26, 2009

Book Review: BOODY: THE BIZARRE COMICS OF "BOODY" ROGERS by Gordon "Boody" Rogers, edited by Craig Yoe (Fantagraphics Press, 2009)

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The roiling, anything-goes "Golden Age of Comics" is best known for introducing and developing the superhero genre, but the medi...