Books Read In March

This was the first full month of the Book-A-Day 2010 regime, meaning that there will be no capsule reviews below. On the other hand, that also means that there are more links to longer reviews than has been the case in some recent months.

So this post is pretty much exclusively an index this time around, which means most of you will have already stopped reading before this colon:

• Dylan Horrocks, Hicksville (3/1)
  
• Roald Dahl, Fantastic Mr. Fox (3/1)
  
• Gerry Alanguilan & Arlanzandro C. Esmena, Where Bold Stars Go to Die (3/2)
  
• Stephen Emond, Happyface (3/2)
  
• John Porcellino, Map of My Heart (3/3)
  
• Jacques Tardi & Jean-Patrick Manchette, West Coast Blues (3/4)
  
• Hans Rickheit, The Squirrel Machine (3/5)
  
• Jinsei Kataoka & Kazuma Kondou, Deadman Wonderland, Vol. 1 (3/8)
  
• Matthew Hughes, Hespira (3/8)
  
• Mika Kawamura, Panic X Panic, Vol. 1 (3/9)
  
• Yuji Iwahara, Cat Paradise, Vol. 2 (3/10)
  
• G. Xavier Robillard, Captain Freedom (3/10)
  
• Kris, Rob, Matt, & Dave, Cyanide & Happiness (3/11)
  
• Adam Warren, Empowered, Vol. 3 (3/12)
  
• Mike Krahulik & Jerry Holkins, The Splendid Magic of Penny Arcade (3/15)
  
• Aaron Alexovich, Kimmie66 (3/16)
  
• Nick Mamatas, Move Under Ground (3/16)
  
• Adam Warren, Empowered, Vol. 4 (3/17)
  
• Paul Cornell, Leonard Kirk, et. al., Captain Britain and MI13, Vol. 1: Secret Invasion (3/18)
  
• David Rose, editor, Sexually, I'm More of a Switzerland: More Personal Ads from the London Review of Books (3/20)
  
• Alex Robinson, Box Office Poison (3/22)
  
• Frank Frazetta, edited by Arnie & Cathy Fenneri, Rough Work (3/23)
  
• Joe Hill, Horns (3/24)
  
• Garth Ennis & Darick Robertson, The Boys, Vol. 1: The Name of the Game (3/24)
  
• Kazu Kibuishi, Copper (3/25)
  
• Nicholas Gurewitch, The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanack (3/26)
  
• Stephan Pastis, Pearls Sells Out (3/28)
  
• Brooke A. Allen, A Home for Mr. Easter (3/29)
  Also look for my review in the August issue of Realms of Fantasy.
  
• Joshua Ferris, The Unnamed (3/29)
  
• Darwyn Cooke with Dave Stewart, DC: The New Frontier, Vol. 1 (3/30)
  
• Paul Pope, Batman: Year 100 (3/31)

And that was March. Did you read anything good this past month?