New Issue: let's call it "June"
June/10, 2008
I
know I say this every time, but I really like this
issue. I like the contributors, I like the variety...
heck, as you’ll see from my reviews, I liked pretty
much everything this month. Not all my fellow
guttergeekers fared quite as well, but everyone
found
something to
like, and that it what keeps us going for another
month. Check out the new reviews, send on your thoughts
and suggestions (including anything we should be
reviewing but somehow seem to be missing).
Next issue will be a July/August funtacular, with yours truly reporting from merry old England, where I will be in residence for a couple of months hosting some very eager undergrads as have their study abroad experience (an increasingly dear experience, with this exchange rate!). I will be doing my own study abroad, catching up on the U.K. comics scene and focusing in my reviews on what is happening in Brit Comics of late. Any of our friends on the other side of the pond, do tell me what I should be looking for (and where in London I should be looking).
Next issue will be a July/August funtacular, with yours truly reporting from merry old England, where I will be in residence for a couple of months hosting some very eager undergrads as have their study abroad experience (an increasingly dear experience, with this exchange rate!). I will be doing my own study abroad, catching up on the U.K. comics scene and focusing in my reviews on what is happening in Brit Comics of late. Any of our friends on the other side of the pond, do tell me what I should be looking for (and where in London I should be looking).
New Issue
April/01, 2008
Today
we have posted our new issue after taking a few weeks
to reorganize the site from the ground up. The new
issue features our usual blend of fawning devotion and
snarky contempt (and several gradations in between).
Check out the April issue for reviews of
Age of Bronze,
Three Shadows,
Wonton Soup,
Misericordia,
Atomic Robo,
Punisher War Journal,
and
Ultimates 3,
as well as a new feature we are calling #1st
IMPRESSIONS, where we read first issues and make
totally irresponsible judgements about the as-yet
unwritten series. The premiere installment of #1st
IMPRESSIONS features premiere issues of Jeff
Smith's
RASL,
Terry Moore's
Echo,
and David Lapham's
Young Liars!
New Look
March/24, 2008
We
decided we had been spending too much time on substance
of late, and it was high time to attend to the
superficialities. Therefore, at long last,
guttergeek has
been completely redesigned. Not only do we have a
snazzy new look, but we hope you will also find the
site much easier to navigate and read (yeah, we got
your emails, you big whiners). Let us know what you
think!