Stephen King in comic books? DC/Vertigo makes it happen outside of the adaptations of his own work over at Marvel. Ryan K. Lindsay - who got the good word last week that he'll be reviewing for CBR (congrats!) - offers his thoughts on the project, written by Scott Snyder and featuring art by a favorite of mine, Rafael Albuquerque. Mash On »
A Game of Thoughts | Books | Playin' with Ice and Fire
She’s new, I’m the re-reader. She’s the nubile newbie, I’m the spoilery vet. Together we are g-mashin’ George R.R. Martin’s A Game of Thrones and getting our POV on. This week we reintroduce ourselves to Catelyn Stark -- and this time around she has Laney feelin' something! Mash On »
In this week's meditations, Matt Cheney tells how artistic design aids in bringing this, the seventh issue of Gaiman's Sandman run, balance to the force dream and reality. We are getting closer and closer to the end of Preludes and Nocturnes! Mash On »
No continuity, no table (setting) manners, no turning back or second chances. First Impressions of first issues and/or first appearances. There's no time to takes names, just to kick ass. Today -- kicking off the feature -- I look to VALIANT's Magnus: Gestalt Masher Robot Fighter #1 (1991)! Mash On »
Art | Comic Book Art | Comics | Cover-Op
Last week G-Mash debuted a new feature called Cover-Op, where a special guest artist/contributor offers their thoughts on their own favorite covers, be it from comics or books. Today we have Riley Rossmo, the artist and co-creator of the fantastic comic Proof sharing his love of the work of Bill Sienkiewicz. Make sure you go back and check out our first Cover-Op, featuring Wes Craig talking Brian Bolland. Mash On »
Matthew Cheney is back with his weekly meditation on the Neil Gaiman Sandman run, this time talking free indirect discourse with storytelling waitresses and webs in "24 Hours", the sixth issue of the classic DC/Vertigo run. Mash On »
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