Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
by Olly MacNamee
Another selection of popular posts, with a good few regular columns making the cut once again. And, once again, a measure – of sorts – that these more carefully curated columns, that can often take more time that the usual PR pieces, are finding an audience that appreciates them and the personalities behind them. Here then is this week’s ten-to-takeaway:
- Starting with the regulars, you can read last week’s comic book Review Round Up here.
- And, catch up with the 100th edition of The ICE-Cast Live here, in which we interview Babylon 5‘s Claudia Christian.
- Plus, Richard Bruton’s Webcomic Weekly was a popular regular too. Read the latest post here.
- A couple of very popular previews for two very popular comics. First up, Detective Comics #1072 (here)
- … and a preview for DC Comics’ DC Pride 2023 (here). Appropriate, given it is Pride month all through June.
- Then we have Frank Martin’s review of the latest Superman & Lois episode, which you can read here.
- Richard Bruton delivered the news of a second Apex Edition of Mick McMahon’s 2000 AD art work, coming soon from Rebellion. You can take a first look at some of the stunning pages here.
- And, it was Bruton who also gave us a preview for new UK title, Battle Action #1 here too.
- Anton Kromoff brought us the news of Mad Cave Studios teaming up with TV writer Amit Tishler here.
- We are a cultured crowd round here, as is evident from Tom Smithyman’s review of new stage play, The Gaaga here.
And as a bonus, Senior Editor Brendan M. Allen took a look (here) at the Crowdfundr campaign for The Ballistic Boyz: And So It Begins, an upcoming title from nonprofit publisher EchoVerse raising funds to provide equipment and assistance for children suffering from Cystic Fibrosis (CF).
