Scott Cederlund
Scott is a regular contributor for Panel Patter, GamesRadar, and Newsarama, covering comic books since 2002. He specialises in comic book reviews, and also runs the blog I Lost It At the Comic Shop.
Latest articles by Scott Cederlund

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Features Barry Windsor-Smith's first published work in 16 years doesn't disappoint

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Features The Marvel Comics universe looks a bit different today than it did a year ago and its heroes need to reflect those changes

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Features Beta Ray Bill is feeling what we're all feeling this day and age

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Features The horror in Alien #1 is blind

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Features Grant Morrison and Yanick Paquette's epic Wonder Woman series reaches its finale

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Features Artist Mahmud Asrar looks to be having fun in X-Men #18

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Features While it had amazing potential, Generations Forged is rote and forgettable

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Features This Assassin's Creed Blade manga tells the story of two women separated by centuries

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Features Batman writer James Tynion IV explores the real world of fake news in The Department of Truth

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Features Jason Aaron and Javier Garrón play with all their Avengers toys at once in Avengers #41

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Features Looking back on DC's seminal Kingdom Come

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Features Excalibur #16 uses classic storytelling while finding fresh directions to take these characters in

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Features Ed Brubaker and Sean Phillips' take their crime oeuvre to California with Reckless

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News A review of all four issues of Ann Nocenti and David Aja's The Seeds

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Features All of the noise of challenges and battles fall to the wayside

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Features Chicago-based cartoonist Isabella Rotman shows us how good sex begins with an open discussion about consent

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Features This short story collection "reveals a playfulness that there is just not the room for in Naoki Urasawa's larger work"

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Features Tom King, Jorge Fornés, and Dave Stewart revisit the Watchmen with Rorschach

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Features Gerard Way returns to Doom Patrol for Weight of the Worlds, but leans too much into the quirks

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Features Al Ewing and Joe Bennett bring a "disturbing clarity" to their Immortal Hulk run with #37
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