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March 2004

Sweet Love, Suicidal Depression, and Racism

by | in Reviews | Tue, 30 March 2004

Mighty Love DC Comics – Howard Chaykin (w/a)Howard Chaykin seems to be one of those rare, completely polarizing figures in the comics industry. I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who was familiar with his… [more]

Strike First, Strike Hard, No Mercy Sir (It is Time to Talk about The Interman)

by | in Reviews | Tue, 16 March 2004

Hello. I’m Jeff Chon and I’m your new arbiter of good taste. Introductions are horribly self-indulgent and self-indulgence is something I save for poetry slams and double live albums. So if you want to know… [more]

2 March Comics

by | in Reviews | Tue, 9 March 2004

Alpha Flight #1 Marvel Comics – Scott Lobdell (w); Clayton Henry (p); Mark Morales (i)Alpha Flight is one of those titles that, during the periods that it’s not being published, people seem to think they… [more]

The State of American Comics Address, 2004

by | in Editorials | Fri, 5 March 2004

This is the fourth annual State of American Comics Address that I have given. The State of American Comics Address is intended to sum up, in retrospect and for the historical record, the American comics… [more]

All the News of February

by | in News | Thu, 4 March 2004

ApologiaThe Comics Blotter has been absent for a month while I worked on other projects. As such, we are coving the last month of news, with new stories given some preference in our line-up. A… [more]

New X-Men Feeling Old

by | in Reviews | Tue, 2 March 2004

New X-Men #153 Marvel Comics – Grant Morrison (w); Marc Silvestri (a)Well, it’s almost over. Grant Morrison’s semi-historic run on the formerly adjective-less X-Men is in the final stages, this issue being the penultimate moment.… [more]