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The Good Comic Books Podcast #5
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Interview | Marc Ellerby of Chloe Noonan Fame
Chloe Noonan is a monster hunter with no powers. If she applied for a job as a monster hunter, the likelihood of her application being succesful is slim, but still, if there’s a monster she’s usually...
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Review | Big Mother #1
Big Mother #1 is a collection of illustrations/psychadelia by Matthieu Bessudo, otherwise known as McBess. He’s a french guy who’s not only an incredible illustrator, he’s also an animator, and he’s in...
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Review | Castro – A Graphic Biography
Writer and artist Reinhard Kleist begins his graphic novel biography of Fidel Castro looking straight down a lense, the Cuban leader centre frame in the line of sight. No, we aren’t looking down a...
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Interview | Luke Pearson
Luke Pearson is an awesome comics guy, and he designs t-shirts for Weezer… cool. I came across his comic Hildafolk at a con, and thought it was incredibly beautiful for one, with an extremely charming...
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Advanced Review | The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 1969
The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Century 1969 is the second book in Alan Moore’s epic three-part trilogy, which will make the third volume of the complete LXG series. What’s left of the League...
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Review | Super
At Kapow Con back in April me, John-Paul and Joe Innes all did that great British thing and queued for ages to try and get into screening X, the super secret preview screening of a new superhero movie...
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Review | The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec
You know that thing where you watch a film like Lord of the Rings and just think “man, I’ve got to go to New Zealand sometime” well, reading Jacques Tardi’s The Extraordinary Adventures of Adele...
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Review | Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life
It suits Serge Gainsbourg well that director Joann Sfar chooses not to just follow the usual plodding linier line of events that create the narrative structure of most musical biopics, but opts to...
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