After the break, check out the newest episode of Comic Books Are Burning In Hell!
On this delayed episode of Comic Books Are Burning In Hell, you can hear Joe, Tucker and Matt discuss Sex Criminals and Judge Dredd's Day of Chaos. Until the audio goes out, and then you can hear Tucker talk to his wife, and then there's a monologue by Matt. It's the best thing ever, basically.
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Re-reading CASANOVA? And why is that, Tucker? (Heh, heh.)
Posted by: Craig Fischer | 2013.10.22 at 11:11
Matt. Have you read The Brief Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao. It's set in the Dominican Republic and it's fascist past.
Posted by: bebreezy | 2013.10.22 at 14:09
To add to what Bebreezy said: I, The Supreme, The President, Autumn of a Patriarch and Feast of the Goat are all marvelous dictator/fascistical novels worth reading.
Posted by: Larry B Vosslet | 2013.10.22 at 16:58
You know I've not read a single Judge Dredd comic in my life. I'm not entirely sure where to start with 2000 AD-- those Complete Case Files maybe? I'd like to check out that Savage stuff you guys brought up waay back.
Posted by: Scales | 2013.10.22 at 17:42
I believe this is the latest story we did in the ongoing Elmo/Kevin Clash brouhaha: http://www.pennlive.com/midstate/index.ssf/2013/07/dismissal_of_new_york_sex_suit.html
Posted by: Chris Mautner | 2013.10.22 at 19:28
Scales - Frusteratingly, the first volume of the revived Savage is out of print, and I know of no plans to bring it back; only the second volume, "The Guv'nor" is around. If you want to start with Dredd, it's easier, since most of the material is available digitally on iOS or Kindle (or direct download from 2000adonline); Case Files 5 is the typical choice for 'classic' Dredd, while "America" marks the series' transition into something a little more melancholic, and "The Pit" sort of introduces Wagner's current, procedurally-driven approach. Actually, the new "Trifecta" collection isn't too bad an introduction either...
Posted by: Joe McCulloch | 2013.10.23 at 02:04