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It is a rather nostalgic book (if you read it back in the day), isn't it? My wife just brought up the Corinthian last night. Scary dude.

I really wish I could remember where I read this, but I believe I read Morrison saying one time that we was preferring a style that jumped in right in the middle of a conversation or scene. I think he's taken this idea and run with it full force. (Final Crisis spoiler ahead) So you end up with moments like Batman's emergence into Darkseid's lair from seemingly nowhere. It leaves a lot unsa...

Gordon, I'm glad you added this to the conversation (I was going to make many of the same points in yesterday's comments, but work does tend to get in the way of internet fun sometimes). I think once a decent sized, color e-reader reaches a reasonable level of market saturation, the whole digital comics sitation will be a no-brainer. I was able to finally play with Sony's reader at Borders las...

I think this is safe to call the last comic reading technology you'll ever need: http://pageflip.com/ Not as portable as the iPhone, but, c'mon, it's hands-free.

I love this topic (and the article). Evey few months I check in on e-readers to see where they're at. This was my quarterly reminder. I found Fujitsu is getting ready to push out a color reader. I think that's key, especially for comics, of course. Check it out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMz1iwkZFbE

"And so we return and begin again." I love it that The Invisibles starts this way. If you make it through, no doubt you'll want to read it again at some point. This series had a powerful effect on me during its run in the 90's. I couldn't wait for new issues to come out (which wasn't always regularly). When people talk about, "I wish comics would try something different," th...