All Star Superman, Vol. 137 reviews Grant Morrison DC Comics, 2008 Complete, total perfection + Man of Steel + Superman at his best Morrison has written some great comics - New X-Men, Doom Patrol, WE3, Animal Man, JLA, and the list goes on - but this might be the best thing he's ever created. He strips Superman down to the basics, blending Silver Age earnestness with wild, far-ranging science fiction and mythology, and in the ...             Thieves & Kings Volume One, The Red Book22 reviews Mark Oakley I Box Pub, 1998 Mark Oakley Rocks! + Charming fantasy puts character first + Stop reading this and BUY THIS BOOK! + Stop reading this and BUY THIS BOOK! + Stop reading this and BUY THIS BOOK!             Madman Volume 1 (Madman)2 reviews Mike Allred Image Comics, 2007 Beautiful format for Mike Allred's greatest creation + From the Beginning MICHAEL ALLRED'S MADMAN VOLUME 1 is the first of 3 new softcover volumes collecting all (?) of the Madman stories. This first volume contains the original Madman mini-series # 1-3 and Madman Adventures # 1-3. It's nice to see these stories back in print, especially in these thick quality editions ...             Krazy and Ignatz, 1943-1944: "He Nods in Quiescent Siesta" (Krazy Kat)4 reviews George Herriman Fantagraphics Books, 2008 The Resolution of a Long Sonorous Cadence... + The Mystique of George Herriman + Finally, the last volume (sort of) in this long series. + a golden ending             Maus I: A Survivor's Tale: My Father Bleeds History151 reviews Art Spiegelman Pantheon, 1986 Masterpiece + Interesting + Masterpiece! + Poignant             Watchmen610 reviews Alan Moore DC Comics, 1995 Not what I imagined at all. + A highly engrossing work of art + The greatest single comic mini-series in history + Superheroes for Adults + First graphic novel I've read--was NOT dissappointed!             The Sandman Vol. 1: Preludes and Nocturnes129 reviews Neil Gaiman Vertigo, 1993 5 Reason for 5 Stars + Great foundation for what appears to be an epic story. + Review for Volumes 1, 2 & 3 + LOVE             Explorers on the Moon (The Adventures of Tintin)6 reviews Herge Little, Brown Young Readers, 1976 Futuristic animated adventure + Big wow factor in this one. + Exploring Tintins wonderful books + "It was a very neat adventure on the moon."             The Complete Peanuts 1950-195266 reviews Charles M. Schulz, Garrison Keillor Fantagraphics Books, 2004 Here comes Good Ol' Charlie Brown, yes, sir!" + The seeds of greatness + From one completely new to "Peanuts" + always a pleasure + PENAUTS THE BEST             Scott Pilgrim, Vol. 1: Scott Pilgrim's Precious Little Life24 reviews Bryan Lee O'Malley Oni Press, 2004 Rocks out as only canadians can... + And now for something completely different. Scott Pilgrim might just very well be one of the funniest and most enjoyable things I've read in the last five years. The pacing is swift, the dialogue is witty, the plot simultaneously familiar and mundane and also completely outlandish and awesome. The closest thing I've seen in comics to ...             The Books of Magic34 reviews Neil Gaiman, Scott Hampton, ... Vertigo, 1993 Gaiman's bittersweet best + One of my old favourites . . . + Entering a magical world - The Books of Magic + a great piece of fantasy             Good-bye, Chunky Rice21 reviews Craig Thompson Pantheon, 2006 A Master-Piece! + VERY GOOD. Maybe we'll get the ending someday. + Sweet, sweet, poignant and sweet + Poignant story of leaving and love             Blankets128 reviews Craig Thompson Top Shelf Productions, 2003 A coming of age story sure to tug on your heartstrings. + Great read to share. + A Beautiful Book Full of Wonder and Truths + Nice Coming of Age Story             Bone: One Volume Edition100 reviews Jeff Smith Cartoon Books, 2004 a bone-tastic series + Excellent, but with New Age overtones. + I could not put it down. this series is full of action,laughs and sadness. i rate it 5 stars. i enjoyed the character becaue they are funny and curious. i think jeff smith is an awesome author because i can understand what he is writing about such as war is dangerous and lying gets you nothing but trouble. i think ...             Pogo: The Complete Daily & Sunday Comic Strips, Vol. 1: Through the Wild Blue Wonder Walt Kelly Fantagraphics Books, 2009 The Complete Pogo , at last! Walt Kelly started his career at age 13 in Connecticut as a cartoonist and reporter for the Bridgeport Post . In 1935, he moved to Los Angeles and joined the Walt Disney Studio, where he worked on classic animated films, including Pinocchio, Dumbo , and Fantasia . Rather than take sides in a bitter labor strike, he moved back east in 1941 and began drawing comic ...             It's A Magical World: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection76 reviews Bill Watterson Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1996 Charming + C&H is a World of Magic + Oh, to be a problem child again + Wapcaplet is Wrong + The best sunday cartoon series ever!             Cerebus, Volume 119 reviews Dave Sim Aardvark-Vanheim, 1991 One of the finest stories i've read + very happy + wonderful independent literature + Graphic SF Reader + Greatest self-published comic of all time!             We331 reviews Grant Morrison Vertigo, 2005 If you love animals, you will likely shed a tear.... + Great Story--Excellent Art + Grant Morrison's most human story... and its about animals + Excellent story, just a little too short. + Wow.             Krazy and Ignatz, 1943-1944: "He Nods in Quiescent Siesta" (Krazy Kat)4 reviews George Herriman Fantagraphics Books, 2008 The Resolution of a Long Sonorous Cadence... + The Mystique of George Herriman + Finally, the last volume (sort of) in this long series. + a golden ending             It's A Magical World: A Calvin and Hobbes Collection76 reviews Bill Watterson Andrews McMeel Publishing, 1996 Charming + C&H is a World of Magic + Oh, to be a problem child again + Wapcaplet is Wrong + The best sunday cartoon series ever!