Interview: David Pepose On ‘The O.Z.’, ‘Space Ghost/Herculoids’ And More
Writer David Pepose has made the Avengers savage, reunited the Planeteers, and zoomed Speed Racer into the 2020s. Now, he’s
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In Every Generation: An Interview With ‘Buffy The Vampire Slayer’ Writer Kelly Thompson
If you’re at all familiar with Kelly Thompson‘s work, the announcement that she would be in charge of writing Dynamite’s
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Catching Fire In A Bottle — Reviewing ‘Supernatural’ #1
Two brothers in their beloved car cruise the backroads of America, saving people and hunting things. It’s the family business.
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Talking ‘Harley Quinn x Elvira’ With Co-Writer Jimmy Palmiotti
What happens when the Mistress of Darkness crosses paths with Harley Quinn? If you believe Amanda Conner‘s cover for the
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‘Space Ghost Annual’ #1 Review — A Successful Season 1 Finale
The concluding issue of the first volume of Dynamite’s Space Ghost series and the transition from this volume into the
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A Rushed But Satisfying Conclusion — Reviewing ‘Space Ghost’ #12
As much as its a comic book truism that a hero’s Rogues Gallery will eventually organize itself into some kind
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‘Captain Planet’ #1 Succeeds By Following A Familiar Path – Review
With Captain Planet #1, writer David Pepose applies the same formula to the world of Captain Planet that has made
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Troping Its Way To Success — Reviewing ‘Space Ghost’ #10 And #11
One of the defining elements of Space Ghost has been the way it riffs on different tropes, both character-specific ones
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An Interview With ‘Giant-Size Wacky Races’ Writer Ivan Cohen
You don’t need a fancy premise to make great television. All you need is good characters, and that’s what Hanna-Barbera’s
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Interview: Talking Dynamite Entertainment’s ‘Captain Planet’ With David Pepose
Welcome to the table, I’ve always been a creature of anxiety. Because of this, the big existential threats like
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Review — ‘Space Ghost’ #9 Is An Effective “Part 2 Of 2” For Better And Worse
If last issue read like the penultimate episode of a TV season finale, then Space Ghost #9 continues the trend,
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Review — ‘Space Ghost’ #8 Feels Like The Beginning Of The End, But Is Better For It
As far as anyone knows, this series is not ending anytime soon. Yet despite that, Space Ghost #8 feels very
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Interview: Jeff Parker “Hopps In” To Talk ‘Zootopia’
Dynamite and Disney are hopping into a whole new year and a whole new title in their partnership comic line.
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Review: ‘Space Ghost’ #7 Is Pulpy, Monkey-Laden Fun
After the relatively heady subject matter of the previous two issues, Space Ghost #7 returns to the more lighthearted tone
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‘Space Ghost’ #6 Review: Everything Is On Fire In And It Looks So Good!
Following in the wake of the previous issue’s events, Space Ghost #6 is all about family. Of course, this is
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What’s That Name Again? — Reviewing ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ #3
Superheroes tend to face a lot of villains and it’s hard to keep track. Some villains naturally take that personally.
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Review: The Light And The Grimdark Battle It Out In ‘Space Ghost’ #5
The tension between the more traditional “sunnier” heroism of classic Space Ghost and the more grimdark “take me seriously” actions
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Talking Dynamite’s ‘Barbarella’ With Artist Anna Morozova
From space craft to planets, there’s a lot that goes into creating the world of Dynamite Comics’ Barbarella. Last week writer
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If all you need to hear is the name “Barbarella” for the lyrics to her theme song from the 1968
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Space Ghost #4 Review: Smart Storytelling Trumps Grimdark
After setting a new series high in terms of quality in the previous issue, Space Ghost #4 both continues to
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‘Space Ghost’ #3 Review: Temptation And The Feminine Makes This The Best Issue Yet
This is the best issue of Space Ghost yet. After establishing a (questionable) darker tone in issue #1, and setting
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Sugar, Spice, And Everything Nice: Talking ‘The Powerpuff Girls’ With Kelly Thompson And Paulina Ganucheau
There were two things I was obsessed with growing up: Pokémon and The Powerpuff Girls. This July, The Powerpuff Girls
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Talking Dynamite’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ With Writer Greg Pak
The power of “ohana” is strong with Lilo and Stitch, and what better way to welcome in 2024 than with
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Talking Dynamite’s ‘Cruella De Vil’ With Writer Sweeney Boo
To quote her famous theme song, if Cruella De Vil, “doesn’t scare you, no living thing will,” but what exactly
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Salt Lake City Comics Scene Rallies Around Artist Adrian Ropp
Adrian Ropp has worked in the comics, video games, and more for over thirty years. He’s been a variant cover
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What It Means To Be Cool- Writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson Talks `007: For King And Country’
James Bond is back and just in time for his 70th anniversary. The new series 007: For King and Country,
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Hanging Out With James Sutter At Absalom Station : A Comic Interview
Welcome to the table, As many of you know, I have been running games and writing homebrew content in the
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Vlad Has Risen: Talking ‘Elvira In Monsterland’ With Writer, David Avallone
Vlad and Elvira have gone through a lot together. They’ve been allies, enemies. At one point Vlad wanted to make
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Writer’s Commentary: Katana Collins Discusses ‘Cherish’ #1 From Dynamite Comics
Cherish #1 is a new series from Dynamite erotic-novelist Katana Collins, who has given us an exclusive writer’s commentary that
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Writer’s Commentary – Steven E. De Souza Discusses ‘Sheena: Queen Of The Jungle’ #9 From Dynamite
Screenwriter, producer, and director Steven E. De Souza returns to discuss his most recent comic book Sheena: Queen of the
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Writer’s Commentary: Ani-Mia On ‘Bettie Page: The Alien Agenda’ #4 from Dynamite Comics
Cosplayer and writer Ani-Mia brings us another exclusive Writer’s Commentary on her recent writing gig, Bettie Page: The Alien Agenda
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