The Age of Rebellion Begins, As It Always Has, With Princess Leia
Princess Leia occupies a special place in popular culture. For many she is an absolute inspiration, the most important character
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Ms. Marvel and Spider-Man Give Marvel Team-Up A Joyous But Uneven Start
Many of my oldest comics came from my middle school sci-fi club. The teacher was an old comics buff who
Read morePeople In Glass Houses Decide To Throw Stones In Die #5
Kieron Gillen knows what he’s doing. Well, obviously, but I really do mean it here. In every respect I can
Read moreComic Book Costume Design And Creation At C2E2!
On Friday of C2E2 Oliver Sava of the AV Club gathered a panel of some of the most distinct and
Read moreAftershock Comics Encourages You To Read Dangerously With Its Strongest Slate Since Launch
VP of sales and marketing Steve Rotterdam introduced Aftershock’s C2E2 2019 panel, including Joe Pruett (Publisher and writer of Black
Read moreC2E2 2019: Marvel’s War Of The Realms
Marvel editor-in-chief C.B. Cebulski introduced Wil Moss (Thor line Editor) Sarah Brunstad (associate editor on Thor and War of the
Read moreRevolutionizing Comics At TKO Studios’ First Panel At ECCC
On the second day of Emerald City Comic Con, writer Deniz Camp moderated TKO Studios’ first panel. The roster was
Read moreC2E2 2019: Marvel Lays Out The Slate At The Next Big Thing Panel
Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski opened the panel by promising that announcements made here would shape the Marvel line for the
Read moreECCC 2019: Magic Systems, Systems Of Oppression, And How To Manage Both At Reimagining Fantasy Comics
Big conventions can fall into a habit of having their high profile creators stuck purely on company panels, while specific
Read moreECCC 2019: Marvel’s Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends Panel Reminds Us That Anyone Can Wear The Symbiote
Marvel’s Spider-Man & His Amazing Friends panel was manned by Seanan McGuire (writer of Spider-Gwen: Ghost Spider), Jason Latour (Spider-Gwen
Read moreECCC 2019: Meet The Superheroes Of DC, Especially Aquaman, The Wonder Twins, and Brian Michael Bendis!
“It was so nice of them to make that movie to promote my book,” said Aquaman writer Kelly Sue DeConnick.
Read moreRonin Island #1 Lays Out The Island Way
Ronin Island #1 is a book that’s at once familiar and yet different from most other titles on the shelves.
Read moreJustice League Odyssey #6 Shows Us The Multiverse’s Final Champion: Darkseid!
Poor Justice League Odyssey… This strange cosmic take on the Justice League seemed to be DC’s attempt to do something
Read moreWe All Build Prisons In Vertigo’s High Level #1
The first page of High Level #1 is entrancing. The cover screams dystopian sci-fi, but here we start with pastoral
Read moreTradewaiting – February 20th, 2019 Releases: Classic Heroes Return
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreIt’s Kamala Khan’s Party And She’ll Cry If She Wants To In Ms. Marvel #38
There are two kinds of moments when you will learn who Kamala Khan is. You will always see what it
Read moreThe Road Goes Ever On And On In Die #3…
Die #3 is something. It’s something new for the series but old, almost unendingly old. Detractors will say that it
Read moreSeekers Of Dorkness – Part IV: Not A Very Organized Organization…
There has been as much time between the release of Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III than there was
Read moreSeekers Of Dorkness – Part III: A Cornucopia Of Xehanorts
There has been as much time between the release of Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III than there was
Read moreSeekers Of Dorkness – Part II: Who Is Nobody?
There has been as much time between the release of Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III than there was
Read moreSeekers Of Dorkness, An Introduction To Xehanort – Part I: Who Is Ansem?
There has been as much time between the release of Kingdom Hearts II and Kingdom Hearts III than there was
Read moreIt’s Tough To Be A God In Justice League Odyssey #4
Justice League Odyssey connects an outstanding cast with a brand new setting and places them in a fairly unique situation.
Read moreNo Man Is An Island, But One Might Be The Ocean In Aquaman #43
On the heels of “Drowned Earth” and just ahead of his first feature film, Arthur Curry, the Aquaman, finally gets
Read moreX-Men: Red Offers A Different Definition Of Heroism As It Comes To An End
Like Blue and Gold before it, X-Men: Red comes to an end this week, a single, complete, eleven-issue story. Tom
Read moreTradewaiting – December 12th, 2018 Releases: Bright Futures, Colorful Histories, And Horror-Filled Presents
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreIntro To Jedi Ethics In Star Wars: Age of Republic – Qui-Gon Jinn #1
Search the Star Wars universe and you’ll not find many characters as underutilized as Qui-Gon Jinn. A major character in
Read moreTradewaiting – December 5th, 2018 Releases: Childhood Heroes, Grown Up
Happy Hanukkah, everyone! Just like the Maccabee’s oil, a single Wednesday’s comics can easily last a week or more (…ok,
Read moreIDW’s Marvel Action: Spider Man #1 Is Rich With Potential
There are a lot of reasons to be intrigued by Marvel Action: Spider-Man. The cover(s) proudly proclaims a series starring
Read moreTradewaiting – November 28st, 2018 Releases: Diving Deep
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreTradewaiting – November 21st, 2018 Releases: Comics To Be Thankful For
What are you thankful for? This week I’m thankful for a veritable smorgasbord of amazing comic trades and collections! And
Read moreThe Days Of High Adventure: Ms. Marvel #36 Reviewed
Last month’s issue of Ms. Marvel was a big payoff for the series. Bruno is back and he and Kamala
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