The 1980s births a completely unanticipated commercial and artistic renaissance...
...but Editorial has notes.
And fans who only yesterday were sneaking time on the school office mimeograph become today's commercial comic book darlings.
WTF?
As sharp as Chaykin's storytelling is, it's a very quick enjoyment across various elements of this point in comic book history. There isn't a whole lot of insight that's being driven into the narrative. He's just delivering it to the page in a way that seems suitably crazy. Because it was a crazy area. Because there's never been anything other than a crazy era in a very, very strange industry. The business never really made sense. Chaykin knows this, and he's playing with it in a way that makes it feel every bit as insane as it is. Art imitates life imitating art. Read Full Review
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