Columns
Flogging A Dead Horse
by Paul Jenkins
Why is there a Flogging a Dead Horse column entry on CBR? Is Paul Jenkins writing for CBR? Why are there only archived columns and no new columns? Those are all very good questions. Questions that may even be answered one day. Stay tuned.
One Fan's Opinion
by Erik Larsen
You may know Erik Larsen as the creator of "Savage Dragon." You may know him as a co-founder and publisher of Image Comics. Now you get to know him as a comic fan in his column ONE FAN'S OPINION.
Permanent Damage
by Steven Grant
Published Wednesdays, this is Steven Grant's second column at CBR following the conclusion of MASTER OF THE OBVIOUS. Steven takes a decidedly different approach to this column, commenting not only on comics, but also the world around us.
Pipeline
by Augie De Blieck Jr.
Published Tuesdays, Augie discusses current news in the comics industry and reviews recently published comics. PIPELINE is also the longest currently running online comics column in existence.
Pipeline Podcast
by Augie De Blieck Jr.
Augie's weekly PIPELINE PODCAST is CBR's podcast in which Augie talks about the world of comics and upcoming releases.
Pop!
by George Khoury
George Khoury holds down the weekends here at CBR, taking a historical look at this crazy industry we all love and examining the wild world of pop culture.
The Buy Pile
by Hannibal Tabu
Hannibal Tabu's long running review column THE BUY PILE may sometimes be brutal, possibly even without provocation, but it always shoots straight when taking a gander at the week's latest comics.
When Words Collide
by Timothy Callahan
Published every Wednesday, Timothy Callahan examines the world of comics and graphic novel with indepth analysis in his new weekly column WHEN WORDS COLLIDE.
Wonder of Wonders
by Gail Simone
WONDER OF WONDERS is a column meant to celebrate one of the greatest female comic characters of all time, Wonder Woman. Edited by "Wonder Woman" writer Gail Simone, the column will be published on various days each week with guests columns from some of comics greatest talent on down to fans who have something important to share.
