Scott Cederlund

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I write the reviews that make the whole world sing. Writing about comics at www.fromcovertocover.com Tips appreciated but not required: https://ko-fi.com/fromcovertocover Previous bylines include Panel Patter and Newsarama.

Son of Svengoolie with a Berwyn sign.
The 8/62026 front page of From Cover To Cover
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Add for Marvel’s Halloween free books for all kids! yay! Reading small print: for Mature Audiences Only. I really don’t get this ad.
Foul cover of Justice League #200 Fascimile edition.
Poster for The Death of Evangelion
Volumes 1-4 of Charlier/Moebius's Blueberry series from Epic/Marvel Comics
Batman & Judge Dredd: Judgement on Gotham cover by Simon Bisley
From Invincible Iron Man #1, by Matt Fractiona nd Salvador Larroca-- joking that maybe the person who wants to privatize space travel should be the next President of the United States
Cover for The Casanova Compendium, art by Gabriel Ba.
Hawkworld #1 by Tim Truman and Alcatena.
The Superior Foes of Spider- Man featuring Beetle, Boomerang, Speed Demon and Overdrive. Art by Steve Lieber.
Thirst trap Orion
View of the old Chicago post office from the 4th floor garden area of Willis Tower.
The cover at Drawn ANd Quarterly’s massive compendium covering their first 25 years of publishing, found on a random table at Chicago’s Harold Washington Library.
The cover to the Complete Journey
Part of a page from Jesse Lonergan’s Faster.
Cover to Batman Dark Patterns collection.
HOWARD CHAYKIN'S AMERICAN FLAGG OMNIBUS WRITER / ARTIST / COVER A / COVER B: Howard Chaykin SEPTEMBER 30 / 0 pages / FC / -- / $10 From its 1983 debut, AMERICAN FLAGG! was a breakout success, emerging from a new generation of small publishers, imprints now lost to history. Award-winning, narratively and graphically audacious, and ridiculously influential, its impact on comic book storytelling is still being felt today, in a story comically—and sometimes frighteningly—prescient about the world in which we live. It got some things wrong, but man, it got a lot more right. A lot. This fully remastered 1,064-page collection includes HOWARD CHAYKIN's run on the series’ first 30 issues—more than half of which have never before been collected—plus the AMERICAN FLAGG! SPECIAL, all the FLAGG! shorts from the years since, and a host of extras, in addition to an all-new 26-page story created for this volume. Collects AMERICAN FLAGG! Vol. 1 #1-30 and the AMERICAN FLAGG! SPECIAL.
The manga covered at fromcovertocover.com.
The Legion of Super- Heroes Omnibus V1
Chow Yun Fat sliding down a stairway railing from John Woo’s Hard Boiled.
Image from Exit Stage Left: The Snagglepuss Chronicles
The front page of From Cover To Cover, featuring the 4 pieces all written so far in January.
The Bee Gees
Daredevil swinging through Manhattan by Steve McNiven.
Maybe it’s not the right time to be writing about a lone gunman prowling the streets of NYC. Or maybe it is as Garth Ennis and Goran Parlov are less focused on the exploits of Frank Castle the man and more dialed into the symbol that is The Punisher. The Punisher: Valley Forge, Valley Forge (2008) isn’t the story to go to if you want to know what makes Frank Castle who he is: there are plenty of other comics (most of them written by Ennis) or that. Valley Forge, Valley Forge isn’t a story about Frank Castle and his adventures. It’s something deeper and more meaningful than that. Ennis and Parlov, an Irishman and a Croatian, instead are digging into power in this book, particularly American power and the people who wield it. And ultimately, it comes down to this isn’t a war story or a superhero story or even a vigilante story— it’s a story about business.
Two Fisted Tales V3
Deadpool & Batman
New Gods #10 Psychodrama Illustrated #9
Assorted Crisis Events V1 The Ultimates V2: All Power to the People The Ultimates #16
My haul of comics picked up today.
Trash bags in a convenient store.
Peepshow: The Cartoon Diary of Joe Matt, The Playboy by Chester Brown, and Archie: The Married Life.
A page of Shaolin Cowboy by Geoff Darrow