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Sequential Sunday: Best of 2011 (Part 2)

by John Mueller· January 15, 2012· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Archaia, Archaia Entertainment, Art Spiegelman, Dark Horse, David Petersen, Flesk Publications, Hampton, Hellboy, Hellboy The Sleeping and The Dead, Mark Shultz, Mark Shultz: Various Drawings Vol.5, MetaMaus, Mike Mignola, Mouse Guard, Mouse Guard the Black Axe, Pantheon, Scott
As we enter mid-January and 2011 becomes more and more of a memory, I’d like to close out my look at the most notable releases of the past year so that those who may have missed the following can seek them out, or those who have read these be reminded that they are very worthy of a second (or third) read. So, without further ado let’s begin with…
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Sequential Sunday: Best of 2010 (Part 1)

by John Mueller· January 10, 2011· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Batman Incorporated, Blanket, Chris Roberson, DC Comics, Fantagraphics, Flesk Publications, Glenn Head, Grant Morrison, Hallucinations / Inspirations, Hotwire Comics, i Zombie, IDW, IDW Publishing, Michael Allred, Scott Morse, Sparrow, Strange Science Fantasy, Toys in the Basement, Vertigo, William Stout, Yanick Paquette  and Michel Lacombe
A year ago this week, I was having a tough time of compiling a scaled down “Best of the Year” list due to the unexpected flurry of note-worthy material released during 2009. Now I find the task even harder considering the avalanche of great releases that saw print in 2010. A chief reason for this is the recent explosion of exceptional archival comic strip collections, lavish artist career overviews, and beautifully produced art books by publishers like Fantagraphics, IDW, and Flesk Publications. Add to this numerous comic book mini-series, one-shots, and monthly titles more than worthy of note and you have a year that would command any sequential art enthusiast’s attention. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at some of the great material that hit the shelves in 2010!
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Sequential Sunday: Al Williamson: Recommended Reading

by John Mueller· June 28, 2010· in Sequential Sunday· 0 comments tags: Al Williamson, Al Williamson: Hidden Lands, Al Williamson’s Flash Gordon: A Lifelong Vision of the Heroic, Archie Goodwin, Blade Runner, Blazing Combat, Carlos Garson, Creepy Archives and Eerie Archives, Dark Horse, Fantagraphics, Flash Gordon, Flesk Publications, IDW Publishing, Mark Schultz, Mark Shultz, Marvel, S.C. Ringgenberg, Star Wars, Thomas Yeates, X9: Secret Agent Corrigan
In last week’s installment of Sequential Sunday we took a look at the work of the great Al Williamson who passed away on June 12. As an addendum to that article I’d like to give some suggestions to those who’d like to explore the work of this comic art master via some of the books currently in print as well as those that are soon to be released.
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