Ed Brubaker is a name I use with reverence, and also when I to provide a false identity to the police (sorry, Ed). Brubaker has generated a lot of good will within the comics industry, mainly because...

This week in new crime comics: Brubaker and Phillips's FATALE; a new printing of Ennis's THE PRO; Kirkman, Spencer, and Martinbrough continue to kill with THIEF OF THIEVES; as does Rucka on THE PUNISHER.

This week in new crime comics: Brubaker and Phillips' FATALE, Byrne's COLD WAR, Niles' CRIMINAL MACABRE, Robbins' CHICAGOLAND DETECTIVE AGENCY.

This Wednesday on the new comics shelf down at the shop: The mean(er) streets of San Francisco; knowing everything about being a rat; the century’s most fatal femme; video games are more fun to read than play.

It all depends on how you choose to view it: Fatale is a crime comic. It features square-jawed tough guys making goo-goo eyes at beautiful dames with curling, jet-black tresses and fine suits and shotguns and embittered, trench-coat...

This week the UPS man will be delivering these fine sequential art projects to your comic shop: corny old crime-fighters get a new lease on relevance; crime in the future sounds like stuff we’ve already seen in...

  If you haven’t read the relaunch of The Immortal Iron Fist by Ed Brubaker, Matt Fraction, and David Aja (with a few assists from other artists) then you really need to check it out. Their entire...

It is a story in words and pictures; that’s comic, kids. That’s what the companies sell, that’s what we buy. But I always want more, and I don’t think I’m asking for too much. There are some...

Love seeing comics getting mainstream news coverage, and Marvel has been the master at that games over the last couple of years (relative to their competition). When I...