Comics Journal
from: Fantagraphics Books Inc
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News, reviews, and criticism regarding the modern comic book industry for collectors and historians.
News, reviews, and criticism regarding the modern comic book industry for collectors and historians.
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- It's The Comics Journal
What can I say, it's The Comics Journal.It's the only good prozine about comics out there: in-depth interviews, reviews and analysis.If you like comics that aren't just Marvel / DC / Image / Men In Tights, subscribe.
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- Really great, but might not be worth subscribing to
The Comics Journal takes a serious look at comics as an art form, as opposed to something like Wizard which focuses mostly on superhero comics and superhero fandom. Each issue of The Comics Journal is split up into different sections and it's about what you'd expect. They have news and reviews, but the best feature is always their in depth interviews, which often span 30-50 pages and sometimes more than that. This is really great when they interview one of your favorite comic creators, but it's not ... Read More
- It's The Comics JournalWhat can I say, it's The Comics Journal.It's the only good prozine about comics out there: in-depth interviews, reviews and analysis.If you like comics that aren't just Marvel / DC / Image / Men In Tights, subscribe.
- Really great, but might not be worth subscribing toThe Comics Journal takes a serious look at comics as an art form, as opposed to something like Wizard which focuses mostly on superhero comics and superhero fandom. Each issue of The Comics Journal is split up into different sections and it's about what you'd expect. They have news and reviews, but the best feature is always their in depth interviews, which often span 30-50 pages and sometimes more than that. This is really great when they interview one of your favorite comic creators, but it's not ... Read More
