Greetings again,
ShotgunReviews.com’s own Corey Henson started a new feature recently that tracks all of the goings on at the site. I’m copying that here so that everyone can get the latest.
Take it, Corey!
"Happy Easter to one and all! Whether you’re celebrating by going to church, gorging yourself on chocolate and multi-colored, hard-boiled eggs, or just sitting around the house taking naps (like me), all your friends at Shotgun Reviews hope you and your family have a great day.
What do you say we take a look at what’s been going on out there in Shotgun Land over the past week? Let’s do it, Rockapella!
The Best Shots team returned to dominate your Monday morning with reviews of The Last Defenders 1, Debbie Drechsler’s Daddy’s Girl, The Lone Ranger and Tonto1, and lots more.
Troy F’n Brownfield hits us with a couple of Best Shots Extras this week: Captain America 36 and War Is Hell 1.
And after you’re finished reading those, be sure you check out the latest and greatest podcast from the often imitated but never duplicated Shots In the Dark crew. They’ve been gone for almost a month, but it was worth the wait, because now they’ve gone video! Check out those killer production values!
Leggy Lucas Siegel talks to Matt Fraction about Thor: Ages of Thunder; Axel Alonso about Warren Ellis and Simone Bianchi’s Astonishing X-Men: Second Stage; Tom Brevoort and Brian Reed about Secret Invasion: Front Line; and Tom Brevoort, Christos Gage, Jeff Parker, Brian Reed, and Mike Carey about Secret Invasion: Who Do You Trust?.
Smilin’ Steve Eckstrom interviews Leah "Not as weird as her father" Moore and John Reppion about The Darkness vs. Eva; Ed Brubaker and Matt Fraction about their collaboration on Uncanny X-Men; and Peter David about his upcoming X-Factor tie-ins starring Quicksilver and Layla Miller.
Did you know that Bashful Brian Anderson creates his own funny books? It’s true! It’s called So Super Duper, and it’s "a cute story about a character named Psyche, a new-ish Super Hero who isn’t quite as super as everyone else on his team. Psyche slowly discovers that his lack of superheroness may not be the only thing that is different about him."
Here’s Brian stylin’ and profilin’ as he talks about the comic on San Francisco cable access show, OUT Spoken:
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Not only does Titanic Tim Janson review comics for Best Shots, he also reviews them here at Shotgun in his own regular feature,
Judgment Day. Check out Tim’s reviews of The Sinestro Corps War, Spider-Man: The Icon, and lots of other cool swag.
Finally, let’s take a look at some more blogs by your favorite Shotgun Reviewers:
Ravishing Russ Ray raps about news, culture, and all sorts of other topics in his own inimitable style over at The Russ Says…
Sweet Sarah Jaffe blogs about politics, pop culture, and life in general at Oh You Pretty Things.
That’s all for this week! Happy reading, cats and kittens!"