The Comics Journal #255
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The Comics Journal takes a good look at
two of modern comics’ most challenging talents, Aaron McGruder and R. Sikoryak.
McGruder’s The Boondocks is prominently featured. This issue also
features reviews of Lone Wolf and Cub and several other recent releases.
Thought-provoking reading, as always. And the incredible cover features many of
comics’ timelessly classic characters, engaged in what looks like a game of
“Telephone” (you know, where one person initiates a message and each succeeding
person relays it to the next, until the last person reiterates the message to
the initiator and sees how much the message has been altered).
We’d like
to know just how astute a comics scholar you are. How many characters featured
on this remarkable cover (shown right) can you correctly guess? Email your
guesses here: bstacia@gemstonepub.com
Ghost: Coast to Coast Bust. With his square,
stern jaw and wide set eyes, this incarnation of Space Ghost is a recent
retiree, content to spend his golden years, lapping up adoration as a
semi-famous talk show host. Sure, he resembles the Space Ghost of old, who rode
up in his Phantom Cruiser and foiled his foes, with the help of sidekicks Jan,
Jayce and Blip the monkey. But after years of materializing in thin air and
saving the day, can’t a superhero get a break and a palatial assisted living
spot on your mantle?<br></div>
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<div>Decisions, decisions. While the masses will favor the bloody, campfest that
is Tarantino’s <i>Kill Bill,