Astounding week for comics!  It was such a good week, I had FIVE top picks!  Top picks include Incognito #1 (Icon), Green Lantern #36 (DC), Wolverine #70 (Marvel), Justice Society of America #22 (DC), and Scalped #24 (Vertigo).

The one thing I gotta complain about; these holidays $%#!ing up the shipping schedule!  Blue Lanterns, Wolverine, and super villains in the witness protection program all make this week one in a million, and a killer way to kick-off 2009!

In this Best Of 2008, I discuss my Top 5 favorite Writers, Artists, Series, Top Story Arc, and Top Single Issue.  Tell me how wrong I am on my forum at CammysComicCorner.com!

I’d like to test out the new comment system I’ve implemented in a hopefully fun way. I’m going to ask what I think is an interesting and somewhat ridiculous hypothetical question.
If you had to pick between living in a land where you only had negative rights and a land where you only had positive rights, [...]

Whole lotta good comics this time around, and winning the title of top pick this week goes to Brian K. Vaughan and Tony Harris for Ex Machina #40 (WildStorm).  Fast Five picks include Mighty Avengers #20 (Marvel), Air #5 (Vertigo), Spider-Man: Noir #1 (Marvel), Conan The Cimmerian #6 (Dark Horse), and Deadpool #5 (Marvel).

The Great Machine, Barbarians, and Spider-Man in the Great Depression truly make this week fun for one and all!

…and I’m exhausted.
For those of you that don’t know anything about the Academy of Art University, it’s the largest private art school in North America, and has been around since the 1920s. That status combined with their location being in San Francisco means that they’re in bed with such big names as Apple, Pixar, Google, [...]

Wonderful week to be a comic book fan!  Many picks were considered, but one stood-out from the rest; from Joe Kelly and JM Ken Niimura comes I Kill Giants #6 (Image).  Fast Five picks include Echo #8 (Abstract Studios), Final Crisis #5 (DC), House of Mystery #8 (Vertigo), Green Lantern Corps #31 (DC), and Secret Invasion: Dark Reign #1 (Marvel).

Slaying of giants, alien armor, and the Illumi-naughty make this week awesome!

“You rhymed your name with teriyaki. How is that not amazing?”
(James)

In this special Cammy’s Comic Corner, I talk about Frank Castle aka The Punisher.  What you should read, what movies to see, and why Garth Ennis was born to write this character.

From Amazing Spider-Man #129 to his MAX series, The Punisher has continued his life-long quest to slaughter the guilty, and doesn’t look like he plans on giving up anytime soon.

Brilliant week for comics!  Maybe it’s just because I’m in the holiday spirit, but the pick this week goes to Jason Aaron & Roland Boschi’s The Punisher X-Mas Special (Marvel MAX).  Fast Five picks include The Immortal Iron Fist #20 (Marvel), Hellboy: The Wild Hunt #1 (Dark Horse), Criminal Vol. 2 #7 (Icon), Justice Society of America #21 (DC), and Amazing Spider-Man #579 (Marvel).

Frank Castle, hunting giants, and web-heads make this week pretty bitchin’!

I was out with a few friends last night, and we were talking about how the names of a couple schools are annoying. For example, I go to the “Academy of Art University,” which is redundant. Another example would be “Parsons The New School for Design,” which puts a “The” where it has no business [...]