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Event fatigue, shmevent shmatigue! I have enjoyed every ounce of storytelling since 'Disassembled'. I can't wait to see this climax (if that's what it is)!

Regarding that last one, all I can say is, TAKE THAT ANNE GEDES!

@clintaa - You're not the only one, we just tend to keep it to ourselves out of shame. That Spidey is definitely Brandon Peterson, whose art is becoming increasingly difficult to identify unless he's doing ultra-shiny cosmic characters. I miss the old Brandon Peterson that didn't create images almost completely digitally.

If you're a fan of Sam Kieth, google image search Ralph Steadman's art. Many of you may be familiar with him, but for those of you who aren't, he has a similar atttitude and line to Kieth's, and he did a lot of work for Hunter S. Thompson. It's great stuff.

Well said Josh. All creative types should read this.

@flapjaxx - He wasn't so much a pacifist as he swore not to pop his claws ever again. Big difference. Would a pacifist jump the Spider-Buggy through the wall of a building?

Thanks for the broner Ron.

"...before he is somehow turned against me! Just like usual. Seriously, if just one of my plans goes right, I'll be frigging amazed! Damn you Richards!"

Interesting article Sonia, and you've barely scratched the surface here! There is such a wide range of sizes and formats in the "collected edition family", that it's easy to forget about how different the extremes are on either end. I recently picked up Jeffrey Brown's I Am Going to be Small and Warren Ellis' Crooked Little Vein, and I've found that they are perfect for reading on ...

As this book was coming out, I worked at a video store, and I can tell you that, in my experience, the vast majority of the people looking for, and subsequently buying, this book are not weekly comic book fans. They are gamers who maybe read some comics here and there when a movie of the same name comes out. We ARE in the know when it comes to comics that are made for the sake of making comics...