We're already a week into November, so that means it's time for another edition of TMC - The Monthly Crisis, our monthly round-up post of all things Weekly Crisis, including everything from our reviews, moments of the week, news, editorials and more. If you've missed anything from the past month, this post has it all collected in a handy magazine-style table of contents.
The cover story for the month fell upon Matt's The Anthology Dillema post and the lack of success these anthologies are having in western markets compared to how dominant they are in Europe and Japan. For the cover of this "issue" of TMC, I went with the recent Marvel anthology, Strange Tales, as drawn by Paul Pope, to represent the anthology post Matt put together. You can read about these and all our other posts after the jump.
For those unaware, TMC is a comic magazine I put together earlier this year as a free download that featured my year end awards, reviews and even some Final Crisis annotations.
While the act of creating a magazine was too much to do a monthly basis, the fake magazine proved so popular that I just couldn't leave it alone and, thus, these month end posts were born and have become a staple of the blog and act as a pseudo archives of sort. If you missed any news, reviews, moments of the week or any of the numerous opinion or editorials posted here at the Weekly Crisis, these posts provide a detailed account of everything we've done for the month in a convenient and easy to navigate post.
Cover Story - The Anthology Dilemma
- The Anthology Dilemma - by Matt Ampersand
OP/ED
- The Blackest Breakfast - by Kirk Warren
- Crisis on Infinite Arts - Jim Lee's Nova - by Matt Ampersand
- Reader Question - Who Is DC's Most Popular Character? - by Matt Ampersand
- Crisis on Infinite Arts - Mark Brooks's Iron Man - by Matt Ampersand
- What I've Been Reading - Neozoic, Dead@17, Kimi ni Todoke & More - by Eric Rupe
- Kirk's Soapbox - A Collection of Random Thoughts Vol 1 - by Kirk Warren
- Thoughts on Solicitations for January 2010 - by Eric Rupe, Matt Ampersand & Ryan Schrodt
- Eric's Soapbox - A Collection of Random Thoughts Vol 17 - by Eric Rupe
- Reader Question - Who Will Take Down Norman Osborn? - by Matt Ampersand
- Grilled Cheese Chronicles - Greg Land's Photo Referencing - by Matt Ampersand
- Mark Millar's & Steve McNiven's New Project - Nemesis - by Kirk Warren
- Eric's Soapbox - A Collection of Random Thoughts Vol 16 - by Eric Rupe
- Manga Mondays - Solanin - by Eric Rupe
- What I've Been Reading - High Moon, Uncle Sam, Fables & The Flash - by Eric Rupe
- Crisis on Infinite Arts - Philip Tan's Thanos - by Kirk Warren
- Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews for 10/21/09
- Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews for 10/28/09 Part 1
- Weekly Crisis Comic Book Reviews for 10/28/09 Part 2
Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 10/07/09 - by Ryan Schrodt
- Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 10/14/09 - by Ryan Schrodt
- Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 10/21/09 - by Ryan Schrodt
- Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 10/28/09 Part 1 of 2 - by Ryan Schrodt
- Ryan the Iowan's Comic Book Power Rankings for 10/28/09 Part 2 of 2 - by Ryan Schrodt
- X-Force Vol 1: Angels & Demons TPB - by Eric Rupe
- Amazing Spider-Man: Crime & Punisher TPB - by Eric Rupe
- The Wonderful Wizard of Oz HC - by Ryan Schrodt
- Spider-Man: Blue TPB - by Ryan Schrodt
- Shazam: Monster Society of Evil TPB - by Ryan Schrodt
Moments of the Week
Moments of the Week for 10/07/09 - by Matt Ampersand
- Moments of the Week for 10/14/09 - by Kirk Warren
- Moments of the Week for 10/21/09 - by Kirk Warren
- Moments of the Week for 10/28/09 - by Kirk Warren
Cover of the Week
Cover of the Week for 10/07/09 - by Ryan Schrodt & Matt Ampersand
- Cover of the Week for 10/14/09 - by Kirk Warren, Ryan Schrodt & Matt Ampersand
- Cover of the Week for 10/21/09 - by Kirk Warren & Matt Ampersand
- Cover of the Week for 10/28/09 - by Kirk Warren
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