Something For The Weekend: Our Regular Dose Of Popular Posts
by Olly MacNamee
Welcome to the weekend and another round-up of hand-picked posts from the past week here at Comicon.com, starting with Erik Amaya‘s picks:
- Trek Thursdays — Majel Barrett: The Number One Lady Of Star Trek by Anton Kromoff
- Talking Virginia Woolf With Orlando: A Graphic Novel Creator Susanne Kuhlendahl by Rachel Bellwoar
- Toy Review: Masters Of The Universe 200X He-Man Is Nostalgia For The Recent Past by Tony Thornley
We get the following three picks from Brendan M Allen:
- Previously On X-Men: X-Men United #1 Poorly Executes A Strong Premise by Austin Gorton
- Advance Review: Exquisite Corpses #11 Nears Its Endgame, And Not A Moment Too Soon by Tom Smithyman
- Deconstructing Comics #325: Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing by Erik Amaya
Tony Thornley chose the following:
- Adult Animation Revolution: Kickstarting Clara And The Below by Tito W. James
- Trek Thursdays: Trekking Towards Sixty #5 — “Lower Decks” And “Wej Duj” by Scott Redmond
- Monsters Run The World In David Dastmalchian And Leah Kilpatrick’s Kingdom Of Earth by Brendan M. Allen
And then there was one. And I have these to throw out there:
- One Road Out Of Blüdhaven — Reviewing Nightwing #136 by Scott Redmond
- The Next Evolution Of Matt Kindt’s Mind MGMT Begins With 15 Exclusive Covers by Brendan M. Allen
- Spider-Man: Brand New Day Trailer Does *Not* Reveal Sadie Sink’s Character by Erik Amaya
And if the new Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer wasn’t enough, here’s a little something extra …
And this week it’s the new one from Social Distortion, ‘Born to Kill’:
