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Paul Jenkins

Why is there a Flogging a Dead Horse column entry on CBR? Is Paul Jenkins writing for CBR? Why are there only archived columns and no new columns? Those are all very good questions. Questions that may even be answered one day. Stay tuned.

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Wed, January 27th, 2010

Paul Jenkins' latest installment of FLOGGING is lovingly dedicated to one of the world's most recognizable and beloved childrens characters - and marketing juggernauts - Thomas the (Anthropomorphic) Tank Engine!

Wed, January 13th, 2010

It's the first all-new FLOGGING of the new decade, and Paul lays out five different resolutions for 2010, along with the odds that he'll actually be able to actually see them through. Apparently, the smart money's on Total Failure.

Tue, December 8th, 2009

'Tis the holiday season, so naturally that means Paul is here to continue his tradition of sharing tales of his horrible sports injuries with FLOGGING readers. Plus: Paul does his level best to have his wife place him on the Naughty List.

Thu, November 19th, 2009

In his latest FLOGGING, Paul makes his way to Atlanta in order to attend the Medtrade convention, a medical industry trade show, with his friend and subject of his "Captain America: Theater of War" issue, Sergeant Bryan.

Tue, November 10th, 2009

This week, Paul and his son visit Dragon*Con, spending quality time together while bonding through one of the most time honored traditions known to fathers everywhere - using your three year old son to score photos of costumed women.

Fri, February 2nd, 2007

In which Paul leads a jam session to one-up Joe Quesada's annual Christmas song.

Sat, December 9th, 2006

Paul and Nigh Perfect throw a party, and all of Atlanta is there... including a few swingers.

Wed, September 6th, 2006

Paul can talk his way into or out of anything--with the right accent, of course.

Thu, August 17th, 2006

In which history repeats itself, awkwardly.

Sat, July 22nd, 2006

Paul shares his tips for hunting Klingons and other cosplayers at assorted conventions.

Thu, July 6th, 2006

Paul recounts his convention horror stories, which is the story of every convention he's attended.

Mon, June 26th, 2006

Paul attends a wedding, and nearly conducts the ceremony.

Thu, June 8th, 2006

Paul gets a bad haircut and hunts squirrel. Or is it chipmunk?

Fri, May 26th, 2006

As Paul settles in to fatherhood and the joys of Baby TV, he begins to recall his misadventures in dating.

Wed, May 17th, 2006

Paul does a podcast from the freeway and Torak the Slayer takes a very important phone call.

Tue, November 3rd, 2009

His two-year vacation finally over, Paul Jenkins has finally come to light at CBR with his all new, all different FLOGGING A DEAD HORSE column! Thrills, chills and spills are in store as Paul tells how he landed, well, here!

Thu, May 4th, 2006

In which Paul and Joe Quesada talk up "Civil War" on National Public Radio.

Fri, February 10th, 2006

Paul presents a tour of the Marvel Comics offices, where he'd make a few changes if he were in charge.

Wed, March 8th, 2006

Waiting on tenterhooks for the arrival of Torak the Slayer, Paul recounts more of his favorite injuries.

Thu, April 20th, 2006

In which Paul lives in interesting times, incurs the wrath of the Gods, and is ignored by his Insurance Company.

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