Comic Picks By The Glick

Garth Ennis proves that he can still craft worthwhile material even when plunging straight into his own brand of self-indulgence.

Mitsuru Adachi's baseball manga is as exciting in its focus on the actual game as it is irritating with its romance between the protagonists.

Jason Aaron and R.M. Guera's Native American crime drama may not always be pretty or easy to take, but it's a compelling and rewarding read.

With Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm it seems inevitable that the company will lose the license in the near future.  Is that a good thing?  I'm not convinced.

This fantasy webcomic may start off as a narrowly-defined satire of D&D rules, but it eventually becomes so much more. (Addendum to the podcast:  I don't know how I managed to go through the whole podcast without mentioning it, but the comic can be found at http://www.giantitp.com/Comics.html)

Five volumes of Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez's supernatural thriller/mystery series are available now.  Once you read them, you will froth at the mouth for the next volume.

My buddy Rob joins us as we take on Mark Waid's comics of superhero disgrace and redemption.

You'll learn more than you ever wanted to about Japanese "otaku" from this series, but the way Shimoku Kio does it with humor, honesty and humanity.