Talking ‘The Dirt Beneath The Devil’ With Dan Panosian And David Ferracci
June didn’t know her father in life, but she’s about to get a crash course on the people who were
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Review: ‘Carmen Red Claw #4’ Wraps Up Wonderfully In The Weird West
Welcome to the table, The nature of good and evil has always weighed on me. If you steal a loaf
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Review: ‘Carmen Red Claw’ #2 Captures The Spirit Of The American West With Occult Detectives
Welcome to the table, Carmen Red Claw continues to ride across the weird west on a gun-shooting, horse-riding, myth-making
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Reviewing Warner Archive’s ‘Robert Taylor Collection’
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-rays I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Review: ‘Carmen Red Claw’ #1 Is One Solid Book
Welcome to the table, I love a weird western. And a weird western set in the well-storied Hellboy landscape is
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Interviewing Rae Allen About Dark Horse Comics ‘Carmen Red Claw: Belly Of The Beast’
Welcome to the table, It’s no secret that the storied landscape Hellboy inhabits is one of my favorite places to
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An Interview With ‘Sergio Leone: The Revolution of the Western’ Author Amazing Ameziane
There’s a reason Sergio Leone is lauded as a master of the spaghetti western. From The Good, the Bad and
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Mike Mignola And Rae Allen Head West With ‘Carmen Red Claw: Belly Of The Beast’
Welcome to the table, I’ve been traveling a lot as of late. In my travels, the time away from the
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You’ve Heard Of Black Hats In Westerns But What About Denim? ‘Posse’ Reviewed
Part of the magic of watching movies is their ability to transport viewers to another time. That’s why a film
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Tito’s Picks Of Indie Comics That Should Be On Your Radar
With all the buzz surrounding Marvel’s Ultimate Universe and anticipation of the DC Absolute Universe, it’s never been a better
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Taciturn Fonda Helps Perkins’ Sheriff: ‘The Tin Star’ Blu-ray Reviewed
Being a bounty hunter might be a thankless job, but it’s better than a deadly one. That’s what Morgan Hickman
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Silverado Press Launches ‘Western Stories By Today’s Top Writers’ Prose Anthology On Kickstarter
Crazy 8 Press has announced that its Western/historical fiction imprint Silverado Press has launched Silverado Press Presents: Western Stories by
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‘Sons of El Topo’ To Be Collected in Omnibus Format
Sons of El Topo is a graphic novel series that acts as a sequel to Alejandro Jodorowsky’s Acid Western cult film, El Topo.
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Review: ‘Ain’t No Grave’ #1 Draws The Reader In!
Welcome to the table, As a person with a degenerative disability, I’ve often faced my own mortality. The tip
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Skottie Young, Jorge Corona And Nate Piekos Talk ‘Ain’t No Grave’
Writer Skottie Young, artist Jorge Corona, and letterer Nate Piekos created a live stream to discus their upcoming series Ain’t
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Talking ‘Thelma & Louise’ With Author Susan Kollin
Westerns aren’t just lone cowboys and period pieces. They can also be about two women played by Geena Davis and
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Werewolves, Westerns, And Horror – ‘Homestead’ Is Live Now On Kickstarter
Native American/Western werewolf graphic novel Homestead from writer Dirk Manning, artist Lee Garner, colorist Colin Johnson, and letterer Dave Lentz
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An Interview With ‘The Ballad Of Little Jo’ Director Maggie Greenwald
Forced to leave her child with her sister and try to fend for herself, Josephine Monaghan (Suzy Amis) didn’t initially
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Skottie Young And Jorge Corona Announce Dark Western ‘Ain’t No Grave’ From Image Comics
Skottie Young and Jorge Corona – the creative team behind Middlewest – are saddling up to produce a new, dark
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A Phantasmagorical And Fantastic Finale: ‘Canary’ #6 Reviewed
After much delay, writer Scott Snyder and artist Dan Panosian’s final issue of their horror-western, Canary, dropped last week on
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Review: The Truth Is Revealed In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #5
The truth, it is said, will set you free. While we finally learn the truth behind Bill Barley’s murder in
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Advance Review: Here Comes The Cavalry In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #4
In Westerns, the arrival of the cavalry typically means the good guys have arrived, and the good guys will soon
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Surviving The American Frontier: ‘Westward The Women’ Reviewed
Warner Archive provided me with a free copy of the Blu-Ray I reviewed in this article. The opinions I share
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Review: Phillips Paints The Old West Red In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #3
Apparently the West was won with blood. A lot of blood. Fortunately, for readers of The Enfield Gang Massacre, that
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Advance Review: ‘Swallower Of Shades’ #1 Leaves Readers Hanging
From That Texas Blood to Canary, comics books that mix Westerns with horror have grown in popularity lately. A new
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Advance Review: ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #2 Is Not Your Typical Western
No one is going to complain that there isn’t enough action in the latest chapter of The Enfield Gang Massacre.
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Advance Review: That Texas Blood Is Spilled In ‘The Enfield Gang Massacre’ #1
The creative team behind That Texas Blood returns to Ambrose County to tell a story briefly alluded to in the
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‘The Sixth Gun’ Rides Again! — A Campfire Conversation With Cullen Bunn And Brian Hurtt
Welcome to the table, The Sixth Gun Deluxe Omnibus Library has launched on Kickstarter. Go check out and then come
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Vampires, Shapeshifters, And Haunted Lands: ‘Tales Of A Very Weird West’ Launches Today On Kickstarter
Welcome to the table, I get to see a lot of cool stuff come together as a Games Director. The
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Advance Review: Mixing Sci-Fi And Western Tropes In `Fear Of A Red Planet’ #1
From the Mad Max movie series to TV’s Firefly, setting Westerns in a science fiction setting is a familiar tactic
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The Life And Times Of Jayne Cobb: Reviewing ‘All-New Firefly’ Vol 1 HC
One would be hard-pressed to describe the version of Jayne Cobb that appeared on the small (and big) screen back
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