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Comics Reviews and Features
Comics Editor: Jay Willson

RevolutionSF Contest : Win The Molting by Terrance Zdunich
Win The Molting, the comic book from the creator of Repo! The Genetic Opera. (Feature by RevolutionSF, August 27, 2010.)

RevolutionSF Interview : The Molting Creator Terrance Zdunich
Repo! The Genetic Opera creator talks about his comic book, art classes, and cockroaches. (Feature by Matt Cowger and Rebecca Panovich, August 27, 2010.)

RevolutionSF Has An Opinion : McDonalds, Marvel vs. Killjoys
Kids, do not paint yourself silver and surf through the galaxy. (Feature by Mark Bousquet, August 15, 2010.)

The World of a Wayward Comic Book Artist
A sketchbook from the greatest comics artist you never knew. (Review by Jay Willson, July 08, 2010.)

Wonder Woman Changes Costume ; Non-Readers of Wonder Woman Freak Out
People! Give the poor woman some space. (News by Joe Crowe, July 01, 2010.)

Showcase Presents Dial H For Hero
The oddball, goofy, awesome 1950s DC comic is collected in phonebook form. (Review by Jorge de la Cova, May 03, 2010.)

Lost Jack Kirby Cartoons Found: Geek Explosion Imminent
Never before seen Jack Kirby art found. And it rules. (News by Joe Crowe, April 14, 2010.)

Some Idiots Buy Superman, Batman Comics for One Million Bucks
See subject line. (News by Joe Crowe, March 03, 2010.)

Kirby Krackle
"Along Yancy Street, I never saw a face I did not want to beat." (Review by Joe Crowe, January 15, 2010.)

RevolutionSF Interview: Cars writer Alan J. Porter
RevolutionSF writer Alan J. Porter writes the new Cars comic book. Awesomely, we must add. (Feature by Jay Willson, January 09, 2010.)

Tree of Woe : The Worst Comic Books of 2000s
RevSF takes no mess from 10 years in the comics industry. (Feature by Jay Willson, December 20, 2009.)

What Is Best In Life: Comic Books of the 2000s
RevSF picks the best comics of the decade. (Feature by Jay Willson, December 20, 2009.)

Buffy Motion Comic Wants People Who Sound Like Buffy People
Sound like a Buffy third-string cast member and get a job. You probably need to be a professional voice actor first, though. (News by Joe Crowe, November 18, 2009.)

RevolutionSF Contest : Win the Surrogates Comic Book (Now With Winners)
Win the Surrogates comic book before your robot duplicate gets it. (Feature by RevolutionSF, September 22, 2009.)

Disney Buys Marvel ; Somewhere, Dr. Doom Is Crying
Walloping web-snappers! (News by Joe Crowe, August 31, 2009.)

Comic Book Newsblast : Comic-Con 2009
Get the comic book news from Comic-Con 2009, without having to fight the surging nerd horde. (News by Jay Willson , July 26, 2009.)

Marvel Owns Marvelman, Attempts To Break Internet
Marvel says they have the rights to legal hot-potato Miracleman. (News by Jay Willson, July 24, 2009.)

Baker`s Dozen: Robert Vendetti and Brett Weldele, creators of The Surrogates
RevolutionSF editor-at-large Rick Klaw and The Surrogates creators Robert Vendetti and Brett Weldele discuss the future, the seduction of technology, and that which cannot be revealed. (Feature by Rick Klaw, July 20, 2009.)

The Surrogates: Flesh and Bone
The prequel to the futuristic hit deepens and broadens the world first visited in The Surrogates while amazingly offering a social novel in the vein of The Bonfire of the Vanities. (Review by Derek A. Johnson, July 20, 2009.)

Wednesday Comics
DC puts some comics in Sunday funnies style on Wednesday. Hence the title. (Review by Jorge de la Cova, July 10, 2009.)

 

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