Look out, it’s a bird, it’s a plane…..oh no….it’s Superman 64….
Everything We Know About HEROES IN CRISIS (SPOILERS)
With less than a week to go until the series begins, we take a look at what’s known — and speculate on what’s not — about DC’s latest event series.
REVIEW: “Batman White Knight” is a daring, but strong start for DCs new “Black Label” collection
I have never read a Batman comic. I’m not even sure I’ve ever read a DC comic! It’s nothing against them, I’m just not much into superheros that are “gods among men.” That said, I love Batman The Animated Series, which I consider a timeless classic, and the story of th game Batman Arkham Asylum, […]
The Retailer’s View // It’s Always the End of the World Somewhere
What was DC trying to pull with the Batman/Catwoman wedding? We’ve got an answer, but you might not like it.
The Retailer’s View // Light It Up
The Retailer’s View returns with a warning about the future of the comics industry… and a look at what can hopefully be done to fix it.
SD Comic Fest 18’: Cultural Appropriation; When It Is and Is Not Done Right
“If we have it that one culture can’t tell the stories of another culture, we restrict ourselves.”
SD Comic Fest 18’: Cartoonist Lalo Alcaraz on How He Didn’t Want Disney’s “Coco” to be the “Aladdin of Mexicans,” and More
Sometime after this, Pixar contacted Alcaraz. “They invited me for a ‘little-chat,’” he said. When they asked for his help to work on the movie, Alcaraz was stunned. “I was thinking, ‘wow universe, you have a sick sense of humor.” But, Alcaraz saw this as a great opportunity and accepted it. “I wanted to make sure this wasn’t going to be the Aladdin for Mexicans.”
Editorial: Stranger Things is straight out of the 80s- but its female characters don’t need to be.
WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Stranger Things & Stranger Things 2. Stranger Things is a fantastic series with a great cast. I spent 8 straight hours binging season 1 with my roommate and rationing episodes of season 2 was painful with how hooked I was from the start! This being a story […]
WonderCon ’17: Comics Change the World: A History of Activism in Comics
If you are familiar, or in the least semi-familiar, with the early history of the comic medium, images of fit men flying and punching everything in sight while wearing tights might blip through your imagination. Perhaps to your surprise, comics in the early 1900’s were diverse and meant for a broad audience. In fact, it […]
The Retailer’s View // Should Printed Single Issues Go Away?
Our story begins a few years ago, when I was still managing another comic shop in the city. A man walked into the store, smiling and humming to himself. “Interesting place you got here,” he said, slowly stepping his way through the store, eyes scanning the walls in wonderment. “Why thank you,” I replied, choosing […]
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