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The Panelist
the panelist
Nov. 10, 2017
Page in
Christmas Carol
Adaptation Deftly Pays Homage to Comics Master
It blows up our concept of time, all while making thematic sense.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Sept. 21, 2017
This Comics Page Is a Master Class on Empathy and Structure
It teaches us about layouts and trauma, all at once.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Apr. 19, 2017
This
Batman
Page Brilliantly Dissects How We Perceive Time in Comics
It uses a simple grid, some punches, and some numbers to challenge how we think about speed and rhythm in comics.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Dec. 29, 2016
Inside One of 2016’s Most Effective Comic Panels
It’s from the benefit comic
Love Is Love
.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Oct. 14, 2016
Gerard Way’s
Doom Patrol
Includes a Mind-Bending Homage
It’s a throwback to Grant Morrison’s run, in more ways than one.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Sept. 22, 2016
The Most Gruesome Comics Panel You’ll See This Week Is in Marvel’s
Karnak
The book’s artists Roland Boschi and Dan Brown really went for it in issue No. 5.
By
Abraham Riesman
the panelist
Sept. 15, 2016
All-Star Batman
Gives the Dark Knight Ear-Knives
It’s a brilliantly violent bit of ingenuity on writer Scott Snyder’s part.
By
Abraham Riesman