Articlescomic related article ADVENTURES IN KAIJU LAND…by Mike W.
Some of my customers in Naperville really do not understand why I am so jacked for the new Rise of Ultraman book. This blog entry will tell you why. I have grown up with Godzilla and Gamera movies but there was so many TV shows that were of the same genre. As far back as … Read more The solitude of comics by JC…
I have always thought of comic reading/collecting as a very solo hobby. I mean we buy our comics and typically take them home and read them alone. The social aspect of the hobby typically comes from when we visit the comics store we shop at, or when we attend conventions. The thing is, pop culture … Read more “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times”..By Shawn S.
It’s such a great sentence because it’s always true. Each defines the other. Picture a spaceship in, um, space. It can be either the U.S.S. Enterprise or the Millenium Falcon. I mention both because I know there are two kinds of people, and I’m a uniter, not a divider. If you see the ship against … Read more Jake’s Gag Bag
Comic books can make you feel all sorts of emotions, and that’s part of the beauty of the art form. While I do appreciate when a comic can make me sad, angry, or hopeful depending on the situation and what characters are trying to bring out that emotion out of me, I think I love … Read more BACK ISSUE TO THE FUTURE: IRREDEEMABLE
Commentary by Sean H. If you ask the average reader for the best Superman origin story, you’re likely to get one of two answers. Superman Secret Origin by Doomsday Clock dream team Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, or Superman Birthright by Mark Waid and Leinil Francis Yu (You may also get The Man of Steel … Read more Fantastic Four in Cinema – Part 1: Labor of Love
by Rick Lundeen Although there have been some good bits and highlights, for the most part, the poor FF have not had a lot of luck at the cinema. Attempts have been made, but by and large, they’ve fallen short. As we wait for Kevin Feige to give us news, hope, casting info and a time … Read more My First Comic by Rick Lundeen
Fantastic Four #112- All Time Greatest Battle Issue June, 1971. In Fantastic Four #111, the team was dealing with an out of control Ben Grimm. Reed’s latest serum to cure Ben of being the Thing tried a new tack. It allowed Ben to transform back and forth between himself and the Thing at will. The … Read more REVISED STORE HOURS during Crisis
***UPDATE**** Our MURRIETA, CALIFORNIA store is closed due to the Governors order to SHUT DOWN last night. We can still handle mail orders if you would like your books shipped to you. Our ILLINOIS stores will be closing at 5pm on SATURDAY (all 10 locations). Not only is this the LAST DAY of our GRAPHIC … Read more BACK ISSUE TO THE FUTURE: “THE DEATH OF JEAN DeWOLFF”
Commentary by Sean H. Peter David has had a storied career in comics. A lifelong fan of comics and a staple of the industry, he has written seminal storylines for both Marvel and DC, and he generally can be relied upon to this day for a quality read. However, back in 1985, he was still … Read more COVID-19 RESPONSE
At this point I’m sure everyone is well aware of the COVID-19 virus that our country is trying to keep under control at this point. Graham Crackers Comics is doing it’s best to keep our stores open in a safe environment for everyone to shop in. We’ve increased our cleaning regiment at all 12 stores, … Read more |
