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Homaging A Classic By Jim B

Homaging A Classic By Jim B

Welcome to November at Graham Crackers Comics. Fall has officially arrived, and with it comes colder weather, falling leaves, and Thanksgiving! It’s the time of the year for spending time with friends and family around the Thanksgiving dinner table. Did you know your...
Halloween Themed Comic Characters By Mike W

Halloween Themed Comic Characters By Mike W

Well, my blog entry falls near Halloween again. I usually write about spooky horror books to read but my compatriots beat me to the punch this year. Yet, I have to do something Halloween-y for thus entry. My idea is Halloween themed characters in comics. This was a...
Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 11/4/2026 with a Visit to Comic College

Doc’s Reviews For The Week Of 10/21/2026

 DETECTIVE COMICS #298 FACSIMILE EDITION     DC COMICS With the new Clayface movie in theaters, it isn’t shocking that DC would give us a replica of the first appearance of Clayface Number Two. Yes, I said Two because there was another villainous Clayface before...
Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 11/4/2026 with a Visit to Comic College

Doc’s Reviews for the Week of 10/14/2026

 BATMAN #227 FACSIMILE EDITION     DC COMICS Another slice of prime rib comic history from the good ole days of DC Comics. And this one is quite a doozy. Dark, Gothic, filled with ghosts, evil henchmen, a psychotic demon worshipping cult leader, and Alfred’s...
New Supernatural Stories By Regina B

New Supernatural Stories By Regina B

There’s a lot of cool independent series that are releasing within the past couple months. A lot of the comics that have been releasing recently have been really fun and intriguing not just with their art, but the storylines as well. Being able to check things out...
Origin Of The Maxi-Series By Troy J

Origin Of The Maxi-Series By Troy J

Traditionally, from the early 30’s to the early 70’s stories in the comic book format were usually told in one or two issues. The reason was that the publishers of the time were writing for an audience of 8-to-10 year-olds who were the core readers of comic books at...