This past week on TCJ.com:
Rob Clough on World War III and Borderland.
Marc Sobel on reading comics with your Android phone.
Part 1 (Seth’s Palookaville #20)and Part 2 (Jason Lutes’ Berlin #17) of Rob Clough’s 3-part series on Drawn & Quarterly’s recent single issues.
R.C. Harvey continues his survey of fall’s comic strips with Brett Koth’s Diamond Lil.
Nathan Wilson reviews The Rat Catcher by Andy Diggle and Victor Ibanez
Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 (of 6) of Kristian Williams’ examination of Garth Ennis’ aerial combat comics.
R. C. Harvey contends that Chip Dunham (Overboard) can’t draw well enough to get across his gags.
Shaenon Garrity delineates her choices for the Best Online Comics Criticism 2010.
And coming next week:

From Hellblazer #71: written by Garth Ennis and drawn by Steve Dillon. ©1993 DC Comics
Kristian Williams continues to explore the cloudy world of Garth Ennis' aerial warfare stories; Sean Michael Robinson talks to attorneys on both sides of the obscenity case of an Idaho schoolteacher imprisoned for possession of sexually explicit cartoon parodies of The Simpsons; R.C. Harvey stakes out Secret Agent Corrigan; Rob Clough tackles Anders Nislen’s Big Questions and John Brodowski's Curio Cabinet; a new Latin American blog by Jesse Tangen-Mills; and much more!