Something For The Weekend: Your Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
by Olly MacNamee
Another week gone and another weekend is upon us. Here’s hoping you’re all doing something exciting with it. It even feels like Spring has sprung here in the UK. Although it’s not quite t-shirt and shorts weather yet. Anyway, here’s our weekly rundown of some of the more popular posts to keep you entertained:
- Table top/RPG gaming expert, Anton Kromoff, looked at two new WizKids releases here and here.
- Erik Amaya reviewed Star Wars: The Bad Batch episode 3 here.
- Skybound revealed a new set of connecting covers for Universal Monsters: Creature from The Black Lagoon Lives! #1-4 by Dani here.
- Kieron Gillen and Caspar Wijngaard announced The Power Fantasy with Image Comics here.
- Gary Catig reported on SXSW’s TV and movies and which ones he’s looking forward to here.
- Our newest recruit, David Lewis, reviewed the new Amélie blu-ray release, by director Jean-Pierre Jeunet here.
- And then we have the latest edition of the Deconstructing Comics podcast here looking back at Christopher Priest’s Black Panther Marvel Knights run.
- One of our standout strengths as a website are the variety of interviews we post. And this week was a great example of this. I interviewed Mike Perkins about his new gritty Batman title, The Batman: First Knight here.
- Rachel Bellwoar interviewed Guillaume Singelin about his new sci-fi graphic novel, Frontier, here and she also interviewed Apples Never Fall’s costume designer Allyson Fanger here.
- And Erik Amaya interviewed writer Elliott Kalan all about Dynamite Comics new Disney series, Hercules here. Like I said, a rather diverse number of interviews, and in the same week!
And niw for something extra. As you know we do cover the odd bit of music and often with the hope of introducing you to something you may not have come across before. And this week, I guarantee you’ll never have come across these three before. Currently supporting Slift, Servo are another three piece from France, and here’s two of their tracks on their new LP, Monsters:
