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Comic Issue: Comic Book Comics #6

Comic Book Comics #6

(W) Fred Van Lente (A) Ryan Dunlavey The too-crazy-not-to-be-true story of the comic book…

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Comic Issue: Comic Book Comics #1

Comic Book Comics #1

by Fred Van Lente & Ryan Dunlavey You only think you know comics history! The epic - and…

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Evil Twin Comics
Genre:
Humor
Latest Release Date:
June 3, 2011
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by Matt at 05:15 PM March 25, 2008    (all reviews by Matt)

Comic Book Comics #1 is a good read, full of information presented in an entertaining way, but it’s not a very good COMIC, if that makes any sense. The art by Ryan Dunlavey is fantastic–packed with lots of clever, biting humor–and the script from Fred Van Lente plays off the art well, deadpanning the narration even as the images offer sly gags to the reader. Unfortunately, there’s little sequential art really happening here, more like illustrated prose. It’s a minor complaint, because this is still a great read packed with detail and framing the hugeness of comic book history in an entertaining, accessible way. But there it is–this comic book about the history of comic books isn’t the best example itself of a comic book.

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