Alpha & Omega #1: Into the Unknown
The first installment in a new series of posts comparing the 1970s Omega the Unknown comic book and the 2000s re-imagining.
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The second installment of our Omega the Unknown double-read through, as our protagonist is introduced to New York City.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #3: School of Hard Knocks
The third installment of our Omega the Unknown double-read through, as our protagonist tries to figure out the complexities of school hierarchies.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #4: El Gato Mató La Curiosidad
The fourth installment of our Omega the Unknown double-read through features cats, bullies and nano-bots.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #5: You Can’t Go Home Again
The fifth installment of our exploration of both Omega the Unknown series.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #6: Pulling Back the Curtain
In the sixth installment of Alpha & Omega things take a turn for the charming and the meta.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #7: Call Me By Your Name
In 1977 a fill-in writer accidentally highlights the queer mysteries of adolescence, while in 2008 the adventure ramps up towards conclusion.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #8: Fixing a Hole. .
Both versions of Omega the Unknown #8 seem to be "nowhere plans for nobody."
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #9: Poetic License to Kill
The ninth installment of reading both versions of Omega the Unknown (from 1976 and 2007 respectively) against each other.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #10: Omega Without End
The not-so-final installment on the final installments of both versions of Omega the Unknown.
View ArticleAlpha & Omega #11: An Evolutionary Dead-End
The final installment of our reading series examining both version of Omega the Unknown, this time examining The Defenders #76 and #77, in which the original series was wrapped up after being cancelled.
View ArticleWAUGH and On and On #4: Synecducky
Ten ways to look at Howard the Duck #24 - the part that reflects the whole, the whole that is just a part.
View ArticleWAUGH and On and On #6: It’s the Bomb that Will Bring Us Together
Examining Howard the Duck #28 - when a Wolfman writes a duck man and ends up with a bomb.
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