We all love high concept comics right?  But does that mean the end of story?  This week Paul calls out Morrison, Bendis, and Millar.  Has he gone completely insane? 

Ron reminisces about his early adventures of collecting comics on Long Island, NY at his first comic shop, Paper Moon II.  A tale of bike riding, X-Men and even Guns-n-Roses.

Labor Day means that comics won't be in stores until Thursday, and the Comics section of iFanboy won't be updated until Tuesday.

in which a video game brings Jim's childhood characters to life, and he becomes creator, hero, and failure within six months.

You thought User Reviews would be by a lake on this last weekend of summer?  Oh no, thanks to CharlesDaCriticCzar, WadeWilson, Flapjaxx, and patio.

Chris really likes bourbon.

At iFanboy, Friday means it's letter column time. You write.  We answer.  Very simple. UPDATED: Now with more JOSH!

The iFanboy's examine their dual secret identities; the super-being they'd like to be, and the super-being they most closely resemble.

Paul Cornell, writer of Captain Britain and MI:13, Fantastic Four True Story and many TV programs, takes us on a little trip to his first comic shop.

In part one of a two part tale, Paul Dini introduces the world to Thidwicking.