Thursday, 28 April 2005
No Flying, No Tights Teen Reader Survey
No Flying, No Tights, the GN review site run by librarians, is currently undertaking a Teen Reader Survey. So if you're between the ages of 13 and 19 head on over and fill it out. (Or if you know a comic reader that age, send them the link.)
How I'm Feeling Today

(Cover of Cud Comics #4 by Terry Laban. Image courtesy of GCD. Click for larger version.)
Wednesday, 27 April 2005
Nick Anderson on NPR
Pulitzer Prize-winning editorial cartoonist Nick Anderson was on Fresh Air today; you can listen to the interview here.
(I haven't listened to it yet; just trying to pick up a little of the slack that Kevin Melrose left!)
(I haven't listened to it yet; just trying to pick up a little of the slack that Kevin Melrose left!)
Tuesday, 26 April 2005
New This Week: April 27, 2005

The Pick of the Week is one of my favorite comics, Gary Spencer Millidge's StrangeHaven #17 from Abiogenesis. Although since the trade collecting #13-18 will be out sometime this summer if you haven't yet read any StrangeHaven you may want to instead pick up the first two trade collections and go that route.
In other comics:
Abstract have issue #73 of Strangers in Paradise.
AiT/PlanetLAR have another OGN, Filler.
Antarctic have the third Neotopia pocket collection, plus Fred Perry stepping in for the first of three Ninja High Schools (#127).
Archie have a new issue of Sabrina (#66)
Dark Horse have the third volume of Club 9 and a new issue of The Escapist (#6).
DC have new issues of Hellblazer (#207), Legion of Super-Heroes (#5), Losers (#23), Otherworld (#2); Howard Chaykin in Solo (#4); and the final issues of Wild Girl (#6) & Human Target (#21).
IDW have the first issue of the new Jon Sable, Freelance series, Bloodline.
Image have the third and final Rising Stars collection and the promo-priced Invincible #0.
Marvel have new issues of Captain America (#5), Daredevil (#72), Kabuki (#4), The Punisher (#20), Spellbinders (#2), and Supreme Power (#16).
NBM have the Cryptozoo Crew Mothman Con Edition.
Pantheon have Marjane Satrapi's new GN, Embroideries.
And both TokyoPop & Viz have a ton of new manga volumes; dollar for dollar I think that they both have more product than Marvel or DC this week.
Monday, 25 April 2005
Meta Post
Posting may be a bit on the light side this week here at YACB (but as always you can catch updates on the Comics Weblog Updatatron 3000 XP). However, we are gearing up for a special event that will be announced on Friday...
Sunday, 24 April 2005
Monkey Covers
Sunday is Monkey Covers day here at YACB. Because there's nothing better than a comic with a monkey on the cover.
From 1987, Brian Bolland features Congorilla on the cover of Swamp Thing Annual #3. Rick Veitch's story "Distant Cousins" not only features the golden ape, but also Gorilla Grodd, Angel & The Ape, and other various primates from the DC universe.
(standard disclaimer about gorillas not really being monkeys applies)
Image is courtesy of the GCD. Click on the image for a larger version.
From 1987, Brian Bolland features Congorilla on the cover of Swamp Thing Annual #3. Rick Veitch's story "Distant Cousins" not only features the golden ape, but also Gorilla Grodd, Angel & The Ape, and other various primates from the DC universe.
(standard disclaimer about gorillas not really being monkeys applies)
Image is courtesy of the GCD. Click on the image for a larger version.
Friday, 22 April 2005
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