Pow! To the People 07.24.11 | The Reset Button
Upset about the DCnU reboot? Eddie Argos reveals who’s really to blame: himself. And maybe Jamie McKelvie, too.
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Pow! To the People 05.02.11 | A Killer Story for a Killer Hangover
Eddie fights through the fog of the morning after with Liar’s Kiss, the tale of a hard-boiled detective on the lam after his dame’s husband turns up dead.
Pow! To the People 02.14.11 | Digital Downloads
The life of a touring musician makes it hard to hit the comic shop every week, but Eddie Argos found an easy way to keep up with the adventures of Booster Gold and co.: his […]
Pow! To the People 07.09.10
The fine folks at New England Comics in Boston hook Eddie Argos up with some comics and he shares his favorites: the superhero send-up The Tick and the much more enlightening Inbound 4: A Comic-Book History […]
Pow! To the People 01.08.10
Eddie Argos’ brain has finally recovered from the latest Art Brut tour, so he’s back and ready to start digging through his stack of comics. Up first, a look at Under Pressure, the first collection […]
Pow! To The People 09.18.09
Eddie Argos discusses his love of Chicago and John Constantine, and takes a look at the Hellblazer star’s contribution to the new Vertigo Crime line, Dark Entries, from crime novelist Ian Rankin.
Pow! To the People 07.15.09
Back after a lengthy hiatus, Art Brut frontman Eddie Argos discusses being ‘outed’ as a comics fan and his take on the fan favorite Scott Pilgrim series.
Pow! To the People 02.20.09
Eddie Argos attempts to survive a transatlantic flight armed with nothing but a couple issues of Radical Comics’ futuristic racing epic Freedom Formula: Ghost of the Wasteland. The results aren’t pretty.
Pow! To the People 01.09.09
The recording of Art Brut’s new album kept Eddie Argos a bit too busy to read comics over the last few months, but he’s back with a new favorite: Emmanuel Guibert’s unique soldier’s memoir, Alan’s War.
Pow! To the People 10.31.08
Art Brut singer Eddie Argos turns the tables on a fellow rocker with a look at My Chemical Romance frontman Gerard Way’s Umbrella Academy: Apocalypse Suite, plus a look at the DC Comics Encyclopedia.