Something For The Weekend: Our Pick Of Posts
by Olly MacNamee
This week we have all three of us offering up a selection of posts from the past week that we think you may like from our talented stable of writers.
Erik Amaya offers up the following posts for your reading consideration this weekend:
- We have an interview between Benjamin Hall and author Kenneth Rogers Jr, who has recently published the book Heroes, Villains and Healing here.
- Rachel Bellwoar interviewed Becoming Who We Are: Real Stories About Growing Up Trans editor, Hazel Newlevant here.
- Scott Redmond reviewed the big IDW release of the week, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Alpha #1 by new incoming writer, Jason Aaron, here.
- And then we have Tito W James who brought us a preview of the talented animators at Annecy 2024 here.
Brendan Allen’s offering up the following for your reading enjoyment:
- Brendan caught up with Johnny Jimenez from The Toy Shack in a video interview you can watch here.
- Anton Kromoff takes a look at Dimension 20: Never Stop Blowing Up here.
- And Austin Gorton offers up a potted history of The Eternals’ Gilgamesh here as part of his new regular column SNAP into Marvel.
And then the was one. And I am sharing the following three posts I think you’d enjoy reading. And, like all the others from Erik and Brendan, I think they’re a good indication of the hard work of our writers and a good indication of the variety on offer each and every day on Comicon.com. So, if you aren’t making comicon.com part of your daily reading ritual, now is a great time to start!
Anyway, back to the recommendations:
- As a huge fan of both the Arthurian legend and Liam Sharp’s art, I would recommend you read up on Sharp’s new graphic novella and a return to the rich sci-fi/fantasy world of StarHenge with Ore: A StarHenge Graphic Novella here.
- Rachel Bellwoar interviewed writer Dan Watters and Kelsey Ramsay about their work on the all-new Doctor Who: The Fifteenth Doctor from Titan Comics here.
- And she also interviewed Scarlett creative team, Kelly Thompson and Marco Ferrari here.
