Archive for September, 2007

Top Five Fridays 09/07/07

top5.jpgSome of you may have noticed on the sidebar, we have our “Top Five of the Moment” listed. These are the five books that are most clicking with each Pants writer. It may or may not represent the best books we’ve read all month, year, or just what we’re digging that week. We generally try to update it with books from that week, but there are no hard and fast rules. Inspired by an email from one of our readers, we’re going to post every Friday with the most recent Top Five from each member of the Panteon, and hope for your comments on our lists, or maybe even your own “Top Five of the Moment.”
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Wednesday Number Ones 9/6/07

numone1.jpgWednesday Number Ones is a weekly feature here at Comic Pants. We take the books that are premiering a first issue from that week and give a quick opinion on them. From time to time we may also include more than issue number ones in this feature. If a noteworthy one-shot or the first issue of a new story arc is released, we may talk about it in this feature.

This week we will cover 30 Days Of Night Red Snow #1 of 3, Black Canary Wedding Planner #1, Buffy The Vampire Slayer #6, Captain America Chosen #1, Eva Daughter Of The Dragon One Shot, Infinity Inc #1, Iron Man: Enter The Mandarin #1, Lobster Johnson The Iron Prometheus #1 of 5, Lucha Libre #1, New Line Cinemas Tales Of Horror #1, Sorrow #1 of 4, and Steve Niles Strange Cases #1 of 4.
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Rumble Pants V: Sweet Sixteen

logo.jpgWhat is Rumble Pants? Well, the Panteon has decided to play at god once more. We take a few select comic characters and pit them against one another for our amusement, but we figured why keep the fun all to ourselves? So we decided on a format that would require your participation and will hopefully provide amusement for you at the same time. The format is a single elimination tournament with weekly rounds decided by you, the reader. Just keep reading to help decide the ultimate fate of some of your favorite comic characters!
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Comic Pants Podcast #35

podcast.jpgWe’re back with part two of our “top six artists of the moment.” David Martindale (D3), Randy Lander and Nick Budd continue their discussion about favorite artists, starting with our only unanimous choice.

As always, commentary is welcomed and encouraged. Let us know what you thought of the podcast, and if you have suggestions for future podcast topics, leave us a comment or write in to the show! Listeners who write in could win cool comics with each broadcast! Please drop us a line at comicpantsfeedback@gmail.com to give us some questions or comments for the next show. Continue Reading »

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Rumble Pants IV: Championship

logo.jpgWhat is Rumble Pants? Well, the Panteon has decided to play at god once more. We take a few select comic characters and pit them against one another for our amusement, but we figured why keep the fun all to ourselves? So we decided on a format that would require your participation and will hopefully provide amusement for you at the same time. The format is a single elimination tournament with weekly rounds decided by you, the reader. Just keep reading to help decide the ultimate fate of some of your favorite comic characters!
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Down the Line: November releases

Previews CoverDown the Line is our monthly look at Previews, and what titles are coming out a few months, well, “down the line.”

This installment covers the September Previews for comics due to ship out in November 2007. Remember, especially with the indy books, that pre-ordering is your friend, and the best way to make sure you get the books you want. I should mention, thanks to the increasing prevalence of advance solicitation, that several of the books here won’t actually ship Continue Reading »

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