Critiquing Comics #233: ‘The World of Tomorrow’ And ‘Prism Stalker’
In this edition, we rejoin The World of Tomorrow, a comic we discussed the first issue of five years ago! This
Read moreIn this edition, we rejoin The World of Tomorrow, a comic we discussed the first issue of five years ago! This
Read moreWhat did Kimblee mean about “carving a crest of blood” at Briggs, and how does Kimblee try to get Ed
Read moreEd feels the noose tighten as he’s ordered to do horrible things. Winry makes an amazing admission, at least to
Read moreAfter Raven undoes a setback to the military’s plans at Briggs in Fullmetal Alchemist chapter 69, Olivier Armstrong does something
Read moreRemember that photo of toddlers Ed and Al with their parents? We’ve seen most of it, but in chapter 68
Read moreMany things are revealed in Fullmetal Alchemist chapter 67 about the corrupt military’s plan, and Tim is pleased to find
Read moreAt the Briggs military base, Ed and Al face a previously unknown homunculus, and face the dilemma of showing they
Read moreThis time we get an inside look at the Briggs base, including a rather cute, headbanded doctor, a soldier with
Read moreAs Kimblee tracks Scar, Ed, and Al head for the north and run into a blizzard — and a lot
Read moreIf you can’t get the rights to Planet of the Apes, do the next best thing: get Jack Kirby to come
Read moreIn Fullmetal Alchemist chapter 63, we’ve fully digested the flashback to the Ishvalan war and things are moving forward, as
Read moreWhen it comes to truth in advertising, the title of this comic is an award winner: Ghezal Omar‘s Pimp Killer (with
Read moreThis podcast continues to be a booster of Chad Bilyeu (“Chad in Amsterdam“), and he’s been busy lately! In addition to
Read moreSometimes the topics of Critiquing Comics episodes come back for seconds – or thirds! We look at a couple of
Read moreChapter 62 of Fullmetal Alchemist brings us back to the present day, as Ed and Al mull over what they’ve
Read moreThis time Tim finds some intersections of comics and the world of graffiti. First, Argentine graffiti artist and animator Cof talks
Read moreThe Ishval War volume of Fullmetal Alchemist concludes with chapter 61. What it lacks in comic moments, it makes up
Read moreMarvel Studios’s Phase Four block of movies and TV shows has wrapped up, and it’s occasioned a lot of annoyance
Read moreGeorge Wylesol‘s 2120 is a choose-your-own-adventure horror graphic novel that blocks your progress and punishes the reader for cheating. Kumar and
Read moreThe story of the Ishbal (Ishval?) war continues, without a single joke — so we make a few of our
Read moreWhat’s it like to be trans and have Dissociative Identity Disorder? What’s it like to have a therapist who doesn’t
Read moreChristiania, a silent comic written by 13-year-old Abi Behe, is a take on the ills of social media by someone
Read moreThe flashback to the Ishbalan war gets darker in Fullmetal Alchemist chapter 59, as we see what Ed and Al’s
Read moreKirt Birdick is back with the second issue of his hyper-violent science fiction comic Galacto: Pit Fighter, “Requiem for a
Read moreAfter he left DC Comics, but before he returned to produce Even Gods Must Die and The Hunger Dogs, Jack
Read moreWhat really happened in Ishbal? Ed tells Hawkeye “My ignorance is astounding,” and we feel the same way. Chapter 58
Read moreA few weeks back, Tim and Jason discussed Sean Lewis‘ Immortalis — issue # 3. This time, we’re reading the
Read moreFullmetal Alchemist chapter 57 leads us (not unusually) to question the translation: Is there a difference between a soldier “deserting”
Read moreA supernatural western, Holy West, captivates Tim and Adam in this episode. The comic features smart writing by Seth Jacob
Read moreTim Catches Up With The MCU continues: Peter Quill (whose name we both blanked on while recording the show!) and
Read moreEd and Al again meet President Bradley, and this time they get a better understanding of the situation they’re in.
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