Ride the Lightning
So the last time I saw my nephew he was hard-core excited about a young adult series of books called Percy Jackson and the Olympians, which is apparently about the demigod children of classic Greek

Review: Rage and revenge flow through 'NOLA'
NOLA #1 is the definition of visceral.Unrelenting in tone and unapologetic in characterization, it's a story centered on someone you wouldn't necessarily want to know, but still find yourself morbidly drawn toward. Nola was a fairly typical kind of person once; apparently successful, well-liked in the community, good to her mother and the people around her. If she's got a flaw it's her weakness for the married man who flaunts the fact that she'll never be anything more than the gal he bangs in the back room of a bar.

The Pull List (11-18-09): A good week for robots
Hey guys, I'd just like to apologize. I know that lately I've just kind of been phoning in posts lately and *ring! ring!* Oh, hey, it's a pull list!Drone #1: I first talked about this title with writer Scott Chitwood way back in April, and I'm glad to see if finally coming to press. The concept — remote-controlled warbots are taken over by the bad guys and the only ones who can stop them are some good guy hackers who have been using the drones as a form of reality show entertainment — is solid, and the art by Randy Kintz looks lush and kinetic. Bringing the human e

The Monday Fly: Put your hands in the air, Red
THE HUMAN FLYDOESN'T SEE ANY NEEDFOR NAME-CALLING.ALSO: YO MAMA.Panel from The Human Fly #6Bill Mantlo, writer; Frank Robbins, artist; Rod Santiago, inker

Adventures in Sound: Part 12
Panel from Excalibur #9Letterers: Tom Orzechowski and Agustin Mas