PULP is the next OGN from Ed Brubaker, Sean Phillips...and it tells the story of a writer for the pulps in 1930s New York. https://t.co/SZx4dyICAw

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“The ABC’s of - T is for “Turning Points” https://t.co/6VPozxViyr

📖: 2001’s ‘Batman: Turning Points’ by Ed Brubaker
🎨: Joe Kubert and Pete Carlsson

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I know I'm two days late but I really want to congratulate & on their victory for BEST GRAPHIC NOVEL!

And congrats to all the nominees - et al - it was an honor being nommed with you!

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Criminal
Jane’s feeling of dread, leads her to follow Teeg’s son, Ricky. Writer Ed Brubaker’s POV chapter on Jane really illuminates the character’s inner turmoil and motivations. Artist Sean Phillips and color artist Jacob Phillips’ art has a looser, airy feel to it. 4.5/5

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Perkins & Will, New Trier West High School (1967) Northfield, IL

Drawings via William C. Brubaker Papers, Explore Chicago Collections

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CRIMINAL (2019)

Pencils, inks, letters:
Colors:
Script: Ed Brubaker

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Criminal
A young Ricky Lawless is dissatisfied with his new home life. Writer Ed Brubaker interestingly chooses to fill in the backstory in part three of his Cruel Summer epic. Artist Sean Phillips and colorist Jacob Phillips’ clear, concise visuals always deliver. 4/5

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Criminal
A loveless Teeg Lawless has fallen in love. Writer Ed Brubaker is using a different character POV for each chapter of The Summer of ‘88, which I’m not usually a fan of, but I really liked getting into Teeg’s head. Artist Sean Phillips, color artist Jacob Phillips. 5/5

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Man, has been nothing short of brilliant since it came back. The current arc, Cruel Summer, basically tells the same story each issue, but from a different character’s perspective each time. Don’t miss out, folks. It’s superb.

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I would have said Saga a year ago, but it’s been almost a year since was released, with no date announced for as yet.

I’ll go with Criminal by Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips.

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Captain America by Ed Brubaker, Butch Guice, et al., covers by and . Published 10 years ago today.

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⭐️ GUEST PROFILE - ⭐️ Comic Book Artist | Co-creator of Criminal, Kill or Be Killed, Incognito and more all with Ed Brubaker | Other projects include Batman, X-Men and Stephen King's The Dark Tower | https://t.co/6LY2i9h2J6

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And now something actually by Sean Phillips -- The Fade Out was awesome. Sean's art is spot on for this kind of dark noir, and anyone who loves Chinatown or LA Confidential will love Brubaker's tale.

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ONLY 15 COPIES LEFT of MY HEROES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN JUNKIES with Page 45's Bookplate signed by Brubaker reviewed: https://t.co/Mwtnxo2i1A

Yes, we've sold 185 copies!

Now up for pre-order, the same creators' BAD WEEKEND: https://t.co/sh8eHddoZ1

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In Ed Brubaker's newest Criminal I write about William Wellman's depression-era pre-code, the tough and sensitive and beautiful, "Wild Boys of the Road" (1933). Gorgeous art by Pick it up or order it this Wed, April 24: https://t.co/kudFj1yKUi

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The has a terrific collection of Columbia Noir to watch - one of them a favorite of mine - Irving Lerner’s "Murder By Contract," which I wrote about for Ed Brubaker's Kill or Be Killed, art by , in 2017. Here's my piece: https://t.co/QFHFNwrb3V

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Incoming Wednesday, CRIMINAL by Brubaker, https://t.co/LvgbeESAP3

CRIMINAL (now 2nd print, cover right): reviewed: https://t.co/qHrNJ2BrrR

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