Lollipop Magazine

Graffic Traffic – When everything else fails, Comics rule. – Column

January 1, 1999

300 is an example of the best this medium is capable of, and, in the face of overwhelmingly superior numbers of crap comics, it stands, brave as a Spartan.

Godzilla – Review

November 1, 1998

Honestly, it is Jean Reno and Hank Azaria who save almost any scene they’re in, especially working off each other.

Graffic Traffic – Column

November 1, 1998

Naughty Bits #26 is as good as ever, and even better. This is the issue where BitchyBitch finally gets laid, and gets laid goooood.

Ranting Again – Review

November 1, 1998

The only drawback of this collection is technical: On the page, his material loses the benefit of his smooth delivery, and that little self-satisfied giggle.

Graffic Traffic – Column

September 1, 1998

Remember, it’s your Comic Book Store, they just own it, work there, and pay all the bills. But when you talk to them, you might not wanna harp on that stuff…

Graffic Traffic – Column

April 1, 1998

Considering how many consecutive columns I’ve found SuperHero-Team books a bore chore, it’s something when I find three books recently to be among my faves.

Graffic Traffic – It’s never a bad trip to comicland – Column

March 1, 1998

If you haven’t read Transmetropolitan, it may be too late. The first four issues of this media-unfriendly, socio-pathologically-worse title have sold out.

Graffic Traffic – It’s Never Only Comics – Column

December 1, 1997

It’s always a joy to encounter another issue of the excellent Don’t Shoot! It’s Only Comics, the local anthology pulled together by Jef Taylor.

Graffic Traffic – Column

November 1, 1997

First off was the anthology title Keyhole. Usually anthologies are like asking to be bored out of one’s skull, but this one is different.

Graffic Traffic – Column

October 1, 1997

I get so sick of reading what is likely to be another in the 99-in-a-hundred super-hero comics suck pile, that I just gotta try a different flavor.