Runaways: Pride & Joy by Brian K. Vaughan (writer) and Adrian Alphona (pencils) What do you do when you find out your parents aren’t who you thought they were? Brian K. Vaughan deals with ages-old drama of teenagers confronting the fallibility of their parents in an interesting and exciting way. Though most of us have never […]
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Runaways: Teenage Wasteland by Brian K. Vaughan Almost every teenager has a point where he or she decides that parents are either evil, or the lackeys of evil. In the case of six young people in Marvel’s RUNAWAYS, they discover to their shock that their parents truly are, and not just garden variety evil, either; […]
Read MoreMarion Deeds´s rating: 3 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | no comments |
RUNAWAYS: The Good Die Young by Brian K. Vaughan Note: This review may contain spoilers of the previous volumes. The Good Die Young, the third collection of Brian K. Vaughan’s Marvel’s RUNAWAYS, brings the original story arc to a successful, if sad, close. Our six young people, who have had to adjust to discovering they are the […]
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SAGA Volume One, Issues 1-6 by Brian K. Vaughan (author) & Fiona Staples (illustrator) Brian K. Vaughan‘s brilliant new series SAGA is a mixture of fantasy and science fiction, with wonderfully humorous and realistic dialogue between a newlywed couple. But the subject being addressed (and critiqued) is war. It’s also incredibly sexually explicit, so I must give my […]
Read MoreBrad Hawley and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 4.5 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics, Hugo Award | SFF Reviews | | 5 comments |
SAGA Volume Two, Issues 7-12 by Brian K. Vaughan (author) & Fiona Staples (illustrator) I’m so late to the party that the weekend is over and everyone is back to work on Monday. I like to write SF reviews to introduce new books to people who might not have read them yet, but SAGA is already […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 5 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 1 comment |
SAGA Volume 3, Issues 13-18 by Brian K. Vaughan (author) & Fiona Staples (illustrator) This highly original space opera romance is incredibly popular, and for good reason. Anyone who has read Saga Vols 1 & 2 will undoubtedly be fans of star-crossed lovers Alana & Marko, who come from opposing sides of a galactic war, Marko’s sharp-tongued […]
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SAGA Volume Four, Issues 19-24 by Brian K. Vaughan (author) & Fiona Staples (illustrator) Saga is one of those series that is so wildly popular, like Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, or The Sopranos, that you start to worry how the writers can maintain its high quality. Can they keep up the momentum, originality, artistic integrity, […]
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Reposting to include Rebecca’s new review. Saga, Volume 5, Issues 25-30 by Brian K. Vaughan Saga Vol 5 represents a noticeable shift in tone in the ever-evolving series. Until this point the story has managed to wonderfully balance the tribulations of Alana, Marko, Klara and Hazel; The Will, Lying Cat, Gwendolyn and Sophia in pursuit, […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 4 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 3 comments |
Reposting to include Rebecca’s new review. Saga, Vol 6, Issues 31-36 by Brian K Vaughan (writer) and Fiona Staples (artist) Saga Vol 6 is the first one I had to wait for, as I read the first 5 volumes back-to-back. This is such a popular, excellently-written, and amazingly-illustrated series that the main question fans will […]
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Reposting to include Rebecca’s new review: Saga (Vol. 7) by Brian K. Vaughan (writer) and Fiona Staples (artist) I had to wait nine months for Vol 7 of Brian Vaughan’s Saga, and about a year for Vol 6, after reading the first 5 volumes back-to-back. Saga is my favorite current comic series (actually, the only […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 4 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 1 comment |
Reposting to include Rebecca’s new review. Saga (Vol 8) by Brian K Vaughan (writer) & Fiona Staples (artist) It’s been six months since I read Vol 7 of SAGA, and after moving to London last summer we recently popped into Forbidden Planet in Soho, and that store is an absolute treasure trove of SF comics, […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 4 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 3 comments |
Reposting to include Rebecca’s new review. Saga (Vol. 9) by Brian K. Vaughan (writer) & Fiona Staples (artist) It’s been nine months since I read Vol 8 of Saga, which is something special. It’s the only comic series that I follow, and the characters are as vivid, complicated, lovable, despicable, cruel, and conflicted as any I […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta and Rebecca Fisher´s rating: 5 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 3 comments |
Paper Girls (Vol 1) by Brian K Vaughan (writer) and Cliff Chiang (artist) If you are a fan of Brian K. Vaughan’s amazing Saga comic series, you are likely to want to check out some of his other series as well. In addition to writing many stories for Marvel and DC comics’s well-known franchises, he has […]
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Paper Girls (Vol. 2) by Brian K Vaughan (writer) and Cliff Chiang (artist) This is the second volume of Brian K. Vaughan’s Paper Girls, and takes up the story right where it left off in volume one. The four paper girls from 1988 have found themselves in 2016, but still in the sleepy suburb of Stony […]
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Paper Girls (Vol 3) by Brian K Vaughan (writer) and Cliff Chiang (artist) This is the third volume of Brian K. Vaughan’s Paper Girls, and if you thought you were starting to get a handle on where the story was headed, think again… [SPOILER TERRITORY AHEAD – DON’T READ UNLESS YOU’VE READ VOLUMES ONE AND TWO] […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta´s rating: 4 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 2 comments |
Paper Girls (Vol 4) by Brian K. Vaughan This is the fourth volume of Brian K. Vaughan’s Paper Girls, and we are finally given enough glimpses of the larger plot to make sense of what’s happened until this point. [SPOILER TERRITORY AHEAD – DON’T READ UNLESS YOU’VE READ VOLUMES ONE-THREE] After being thrown into the […]
Read MoreStuart Starosta´s rating: 5 | Brian K. Vaughan | Comics | SFF Reviews | | 1 comment |
Paper Girls (Vol 5) by Brian K Vaughan (writer) & Cliff Chiang (artist) This is the fifth volume of Brian K. Vaughan’s PAPER GIRLS, and the larger story is really starting to take shape. The early volumes were quite elliptical and disorienting, so it’s great to be able to understand the various storylines and the larger […]
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