SDCC 2018: IDWs Big News Panel Reveals Spooky Star Wars, A Black Crown Debut In Plain Sight, and A Writer For Spider-Man
Keith Davidson, opened with a thank you to the fans, telling the audience, “We love being the publisher that can
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SDCC 2018: Black Mask – Debuting Tomorrow’s Legends
Black Mask’s panel nearly got off to a very colloquial start as moderator Matt Pizzolo arrived a few minutes late.
Read moreSDCC 2018: Representation And Inclusivity In Gaming With Lion Forge
The panel began with introductions, including name, career, and first system. The panel was moderated by Steenz, an editor at
Read moreSDCC 2018: Transformers – Hasbro And IDW End A Universe And Launch A Franchise
It was a big day for Transformers at San Diego Comic Con. David Mariotte, Associate Editor IDW; John Barber, IDW
Read moreThe Walking Ghost Phase Begins In The Immortal Hulk #2
I am not, traditionally, much of a Hulk fan, but I know, when done right, he can be one of
Read moreTradewaiting – July 4th, 2018 Releases: Fantasies And Nightmares
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreAdvance Review: A Ticking Tale Of Millennial Horror In Long Lost: Book 1
Long Lost was perhaps the comic book surprise of the last year. A quiet little horror book from tiny newcomer
Read moreASM: Renew Your Vows #20: Is There Any Scheme More ‘Sinister’ Than Another Clone Saga?
Clone Saga! Scared you, didn’t I? And with good reason. Spider-Man’s Clone Saga is the poster child for the unnatural,
Read moreWhich Side Are You On? Green Arrow #41 Review
I don’t know that any DC hero has benefited as much from Rebirth as Green Arrow. Returning to form in
Read moreWho Is Batman’s Best Friend? Prelude To The Wedding – Nightwing Vs. Hush Review
If you asked me who my favorite Gotham City hero was, I’d probably say Nightwing. And if you asked me
Read moreTradewaiting – June 6th, 2018 Releases: Strong Female Protagonists And The Monsters Who Love Them
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreWe All Have A Chance To Change In Transformers: Requiem Of The Wreckers
The Wreckers Trilogy is all about guilt and sin. So what’s my Transformers sin? Well, I didn’t care for Last
Read moreShades Of An Apocalypse: Evolution Volume 1 Reviewed
I was drawn to Evolution when it released last November. How could I not be? A great horror book, even
Read moreBrainiac Attacks, Martian Manhunter Returns & Aquaman Gets Picked Last Again: It’s A New Dawn In Justice League: No Justice #1
After the wild and lengthy ride of “Dark Nights: Metal”, DC is at it again with a smaller, more streamlined
Read moreTradewaiting – May 2nd, 2018 Releases: Fallen Heroes Rise
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreAssembling The Crew – Transformers: Lost Light #17 Reviewed
For all its breadth and variety, James Roberts’ Transformers has been remarkably consistent in its focus. If you look at
Read moreOf Heroes, Villains, And Favorite Characters – An Interview With Joshua Williamson
Joshua Williamson is one of DC’s biggest rising talents. After making a name for himself writing all manner of critically
Read moreExplore Marvel’s Possibilities In EXiles #1
There is debatably no bigger crossover event than a DC Crisis. Sure, we’ve more than outshone it in terms of
Read moreC2E2 2018: IDW Reveals Rick And Morty vs. Dungeons & Dragons, Talks Transformers: Unicron, And Revives Classic TMNT
IDW assembled a lineup of their best and brightest for the final day of C2E2 including David Hedgecock (Associate Publisher
Read moreC2E2 2018: DC Universe Panel Asks “Is There Anyone Here That Isn’t Afraid?”
Brian Michael Bendis welcomed the massive room to the DC Universe Panel. Though he hasn’t yet released any work in
Read moreC2E2 2018: Hear The Lions Roar – Lion Forge In Chicago
Sales and Marketing Manager Devin Funches and Senior Publicist Jeremy Atkins introduced Lion Forge, a publisher looking to make “comics
Read moreC2E2 2018: Marvel’s The Next Big Thing Panel With Cebulski, Brevoort, White, Aaron, Duggan, Soule & Young
New Marvel Editor-in-Chief C.B. Cebulski opened with an exuberant love letter to Chicago and C2E2. His panelists included executive editor
Read moreTradewaiting – April 4th, 2018 Releases: Returns To The Past And Escapes From The Future
A lot of comics come out every week. It’s easy to get lost in the sea of #1s and dramatic
Read moreLucy Dreaming Provides A Dose Of Reality To Middle School Angst And Intergalactic Battle
Teenagers have one function: to grow into adults. Every action they take is either a step towards adulthood or a
Read moreGreen Lantern: Earth One Offers A Finely Tuned Reading Experience For Those With The Will To Pick It Up
Taking the Teen Titans approach to the “Earth One” line, as opposed to the more traditional tack the Trinity adopted,
Read moreECCC 2018: Marvel For Everyone?
Professor Ben Saunders introduced the panel, officially declaring the name as “Marvel for Everyone, with an implied question mark.” Patrick
Read moreECCC 2018: Marvel’s Next Big Thing With Cates, Soule, Burrows, Anka, Brisson, Rosenberg & Shan
Talent manager Rickey Purdin opened Marvel’s final panel of the show, introducing a panel consisting of Donny Cates (Doctor Strange,
Read moreECCC 2018: The Vertigo Panel With Jody Houser, Ibrahim Moustafa, Joshua Williamson, And Sandman Video
After making sure that this was Emerald City Comic Con, since Vertigo is attending a lot of conventions this year,
Read moreECCC 2018: The IDW 2018 And Beyond Panel Talks Goosebumps, Judge Dredd, Star Wars, And More
Editor Sarah Gaydos introduced the panel, including Jen Vaughn, Derek Charm, Andy Suriano, Ryan Ferrier, Max Dunbar, Paul Allor, Mark
Read moreECCC 2018: What’s Next For DC Comics?
Moderator Hank Kanalz opened DC’s first Emerald City Comic Con panel by introducing the panelists: Marguerite Bennett (Batwoman), Justin Jordan
Read moreVertigo’s Death Bed #1 Invites You To Stay Thirsty…
I didn’t know anything about Death Bed when I picked it up. I had made a note of a new
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