Dynamite news: new versions of Moneypenny, Sheena and Turok coming in August
It's Dynamite Tuesday with three new books announced!
James Bond: Moneypenny
A mini series spotlighting James Bond's oft mocked but always doughty sidekick. The writer is...
MARCH: BOOK THREE wins big at the Annual Glyph Awards
Last Night, the East Coast Black Age of Comics Convention presented the Annual Glyph awards. The award was held in Philadelphia at TECH Freire Charter...
Interview: Asaf Hanuka balances life and terror in The Realist: Plug and Play
Asaf Hanuka's webcomic The Realist has been running for years with a mix of withering self deprecation, family foibles and the occasional dark realities...
The Marvel Rundown: Luke Cage Breaks a Few Bones and Jubilee Steals the Show!
Two unlikely Marvel mainstays are up to bat this week including a Defender and an unlikely X-Men protagonist getting the chance to lead a...
Review: ALIEN: COVENANT a rehash with father problems
It's arguable that Ripley is one of science fiction's best-known characters, and she anchored the Alien films by providing true stake in the outcome of the humans. The most serious flaw of Alien: Covenant is that it provides us with yet another Ripley-like-stand-in via Katherine Waterston's character, which at this point resembles an illegible copy of a copy of a copy. Waterston isn't at fault, but her character development is almost non-existent, relying wholly on the hope that you'll associate her enough with Ripley to forgive the fact that she's written primarily as a foil for David.
The Beat is hitting the road again
The Beat is on the road again: this time to Havana for the C3 (Comic Cretaors Conference) Cuba edition. I'll be appearing with Dan DiDio,...
Conservative pundits are tut-tutting about teaching comics in college
If I had one takeaway from the recent TCAF Librarians and Educators Day, it was that comics as educational tools are here to stay,...
ACE Atomic Crushes First COMIC CON REVOLUTION in Southern California
Atomic Crush Events may have found the last gold mine of Southern California as its inaugural Comic Con Revolution event this past weekend in Ontario...
DC REBORN ROUND-UP: BATMAN #23 is the best Bat-comic in years
Kyle reviews a must-read issue of the Caped Crusader
A Year of Free Comics: Rebecca Roher’s comics take on tough subjects
Canadian artist Rebecca Roher won the Doug Wright Award for her graphic novel Bird in a Cage, about a woman's descent into dementia and...
The OVERWATCH comics will get a print collection through Dark Horse
Announced earlier today, the massive hit team-based shooter known as Overwatch is getting its digital comics brought to shops in a print collection through...
A Year of Free Comics: Hannah Blumenreich
Hannah Blumenreich is best known for her blockbuster Spidey zine which tore up the internets and subsequently got her an actual paying gig at...
