Transformes Vs. G.I. Joe #1 - "I Saw Three Ships"

[arbre_rieur]

"It’s really accessible, but it’s really formally innovative and different. It’s not like anything else out there. The splash pages in this comic don’t work the way splash pages are usually intended to in comics in 2014. Not to sound all pretentious and information-theory-y, but just the way the story and the world and the information are presented to you is completely different from the way you tend to see them in comics, especially mainstream comics, today." -- Co-writer John Barber

"Transformers vs. G.I.Joe is to Transformers 4 as All-Star Superman was to Superman Returns." -- Artist/colorist/letterer/co-writer Tom Scioli

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SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN #189: An Aunt May theory

[starwolf_oakley]

The 30th Anniversary of Spider-Man had four supersized issued with holographic covers. They also had backup stories that showed parts of Spider-Man's origin from other perspectives. Here's part of Aunt May's perspective, with an idea that her dislike of Spider-Man didn't stem from what the Daily Bugle said.

Two pages of a five page story.

( I'll be back )

Batman Eternal 21

[espanolbot]

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Batman Black & White

[aravis]

From Batman Black & White Volume 3.
Batman has made a horrible mistake. What to do?
This is just a simple Batman/Superman story, but IMO, this is how it is supposed to be.
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The Most Terrible Thing to Happen in the World

[skjam]

Hi folks!

I reviewed "The Forgotten Man" graphic novel back a while before it was formally published. It's been out since May, so I feel safe in posting a few pages from it.



It's a revisionist history with the premise that FDR's New Deal policies actually prolonged the Great Depression by putting regulatory burdens on businesses and spending money on infrastructure projects, instead of allowing the invisible hand of the free market and self-starting enttepeneurs free reign to pick the country up from its doldrums. (This is largely nonsense.)

Below the cut, five pages of 294 (story pages, the book itself is 316 pages.) This was an advanced proof and some of the printing is a little blotchy.

( It's 1933, and times are tough... )

You can find my review here: http://www.skjam.com/2014/03/30/comic-book-review-the-forgotten-man-graphic-edition/

And other comic book reviews here: http://www.skjam.com/category/comic-book/

Your thoughts and comments? (Comments on my blog also helpful)
SKJAM!