Comic-Con@Home: Sailor Moon — The Power Of Female Friendship
Comic book historian and moderator Jessica Tseang, comedian and activist Chris Bryant, writer Sam Maggs, and Sailor Moon Crystal voice
Read moreComic book historian and moderator Jessica Tseang, comedian and activist Chris Bryant, writer Sam Maggs, and Sailor Moon Crystal voice
Read moreThe panel line up consists of: moderator Karen Martin, financial planner Sean Nisil, loan officer Eric Atilano, producer and animator
Read moreWarning of possible spoilers for Legacy of Mandrake the Magician (2020-Present)! There is an audio delay throughout the video that
Read moreProducer and actress Charlize Theron talked with IGN’s Terri Schwartz about her work in action films during this Comic-Con@Home retrospective.
Read more(Warning of talk of the COVID-19 pandemic and a surgery.) TwoMorrows Publishing’s publisher John Morrow starts (and moderates) the panel.
Read moreWarning of spoilers for this issue and the movie Bad Time At The El Royale (2018)! John Lees uses three
Read moreWarning of spoilers for this issue! It is unclear whether designer Leonardo Olea contributes more than a beautiful backdrop for
Read moreThe opening introduction by writer Max Allan Collins is more a biographical essay about writer Frank Morrison Spillane (alias Micky
Read moreI Can Sell My Body #4 features the cast of characters at their most likable. Although the characterization is still
Read moreThis issue’s script by writers Tim Seeley and Aaron Gillespie is tonally similar to a horror movie with a rating
Read moreThis first issue has more bang for your buck than most first issues normally get by honestly living up to
Read moreThe main cover by artist Chris Evenhuis features the character Ana Suárez codename Fadeaway who looks like she is about
Read moreWhile the ‘normal’ physical and digital copies of this issue are still waiting to see release, publisher AWA Studios is
Read moreTrigger warning due to talk of the COVID-19 Pandemic and a mention of 9/11/2001. Spoiler warning for Starman (1994-2001, 2010),
Read moreSpoilers for Doomsday Clock (2018-2020), Final Crisis: Legion Of Three Worlds (2008-2009) and various other comics. The Legion of Super-Heroes
Read moreWarning of spoilers for this issue! The cover is mostly fine despite being somewhat generic in design. However, the character’s
Read moreWarning of spoilers! The cover by artist Kaare Andrews is very original in feel. Though it is arguable that the
Read moreThis final issue has quite a few jokes that rely on either references or loving characters breaking the fourth wall.
Read moreThe regular cover by artist Chris Evenhuis (who also does the interior art) features more of a focus on experimenting
Read moreThis second issue of I Can Sell You A Body shows some improvement over the first issue. One such improvement
Read moreThis issue features a lot more jokes that will presumably hit with most readers than not. Also the jokes (plus
Read moreThis issue’s cover by artist Megan Hetrick features a slightly cartoonish yet still realistic sense of design and a color
Read moreWarning of possible spoilers for this issue! The regular cover by artist Niko Walter has some slightly lazy font selection
Read moreWarning of a few spoilers for this issue! The premise of I Can Sell you A Body centers on a
Read moreSpoilers for Werewolf by Night #32 (1975), Marvel Spotlight #28 (1976), and various other comics featuring Moon Knight. Moon Knight
Read moreThe summary opening Elvira: Mistress of the Dark #10 is very good at setting up the tone of this series
Read more[**Warning of spoilers for various comics including Spider-Man: Life Story (2019) and Superman & Batman: Generations (1999).] Spider-Man: Life Story
Read more[***Warning of spoilers for She-Ra Princess of Power (1985-1986) and She-Ra and the Princesses of Power (2018-Present).] She-Ra Princess Of
Read moreThe narrative of the graphic novel Iron Man: Crash (1988) is not necessarily important. At least not as far as
Read moreThe narrative of the graphic novel Iron Man: Crash (1988) is not necessarily important. At least not as far as
Read more(Warning of spoilers for the movies The American President [1995], Long Shot [2019], and Pretty Woman [1990].) Pretty Woman is
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