A super-lazy, self-serving links post!

In an effort to keep up with non-40 Years posts on Wednesdays, here's perhaps the laziest one yet: A link to all of the posts that link to articles I've written for Sequart.

I've been pretty good about not posting them in full here, 'cause I really like Sequart and I think more people should read them. So if you're interested in what I've had to say there, here's what I said.

http://giantboxofcomics.blogspot.ca/search/label/Sequart

Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber - Part 3

The third installment of my Sequart series.

Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber Part 3 - Captain America

 

Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber - Part 2

The second installment of my Sequart series.

Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber, Part 2: Mister Miracle

Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber

The first of a series of articles I'm writing for Sequart about that unsung comics genius of the late twentieth century, Steve Gerber. This first part deals with his Dr. Fate back-up in The Flash #310-313, co-written with Martin Pasko.

 Weird Worlds: The Minor Mainstream Works of Steve Gerber, Part 1 - Dr. Fate

An article I wrote for Sequart about a couple of issues of Jack Kirby's Devil Dinosaur.

Re-Entering the Garden: late Mythic Work in Jack Kirby's Devil Dinosaur

Seed Catalogues: A Consideration of the Encyclopedic Comic Book

Another article I have over on Sequart, dealing with such publications as The Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe and Who's Who in the DC Universe:

Seed Catalogues: A Consideration of the Encyclopedic Comic Book

Escaping the Cage: Martin Vaughn-James’s The Cage and the Question of Comics

A piece I wrote for Sequart about Vaughn-James' The Cage and the question of what constitutes a comic.  Came out of concerns raised in a grad class last year, and my own ongoing thoughts on what we can call a comic proper, and also what falls within the realm of comics studies.

Escaping the Cage: Martin Vaughn-James's The Cage and the Question of Comics

"Let Them Serve As Signs": Graphic Adaptations of Christian Texts

An article I wrote for Sequart.org about adaptations of Christian holy works.


Let Them Serve As Signs: Graphic Adaptations of Christian Texts