Characterization In The Buffyverse — ‘Angel’ Season 2, Episode 7
This is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreThis issue of The Patchwork Girl of OZ has a message from adaptor/illustrator/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton at the end thanking readers.
Read moreThe Comicon.com team continues our look at the world of the last of the Time Lords, diving deep on a
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreThe art for the various covers are the respective creations of artists Christian Ward, Malachi Ward, and Leomacs. All three
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreWriter/illustrator/letterer/colorist Otis Frampton arguably does much better with drawing the characters emoting in this issue. Yet, it is unclear to
Read moreWriter Rick Remender is still doing some set-up at the beginning, and arguably some of the remainder, of this issue.
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. Arguably the best place to begin reading
Read moreWriter Ed Kuehnel is one of the creators of the upcoming comic book BicentenniKILL. This interview is occurring because BicentenniKILL
Read moreAfter looking at a surprise Joker story earlier today, the Comicon team continues April Fool’s Day and takes a look
Read moreThe cover features a variety of hues with most of them being dark in order to highlight the lighter coloring
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreWriter Rick Remender creates very little plot progression, and this problem combines with some arguably repetitive characterization to make the
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreThe premise that co-plotter Rick Remender and co-plotter/writer Peter Warren are using continues to have interesting developments occur because of
Read moreThis is the first in a multi-volume series of omnibuses and it collects a lot of Gunsmith Cats. However, this
Read moreA lot of fans of both Frank Miller and Daredevil exist. However, most of these fans over-hype the former for
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreWriter Rick Remender continues what might be one of the best homages to cartoonist Winsor McCay’s style of storytelling. There
Read moreWriter/artist/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton and color flattener Kate Frampton continue adapting author Lyman Frank Baum’s novel The Patchwork Girl Of Oz
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreMany know of Wally West/The Flash because of cartoons such as Justice League (2001-2004) and his long history in the
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
Read moreWriter Rick Remender conceives a mostly great script. The only obvious disagreement one may have with it is on the
Read moreWriter Joey Esposito and artist Andrea Schiavone are collaborators on the comic Shi*kickers. They are going to be crowdfunding the
Read moreWriter/co-plotter Peter Warren and co-plotter Rick Remender are doing a fine job with keeping up the mystery to the initial
Read moreThis comic’s creative team consists of writer/artist/colorist/letterer Otis Frampton and colorist Kate Frampton. The latter works just on the color
Read moreThe creative team for JSA: The Golden Age (2005) consists of writer James Robinson, artist Paul John Smith, assistant inker
Read moreThis is part of a bi-weekly series concerning the characterization of Buffyverse characters. The first installment in this series can
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