John Seven reviews ‘Femme Magnifique: 10 Magnificent Women Who Changed the World’
EXCLUSIVE: Bennett and Savuage take on Japanese Internment in new BOMBSHELLS UNITED series
“With Bombshells United, we’re refocusing the series around a different conceit: the historical failures of the war and the question of ‘if you had had a second chance in life, what would you have done differently?'”
Nice Art: Marguerite Sauvage Weaves Free-Spirited Dreams and Couture into SHADE THE CHANGING GIRL #7
Last month, DC Comics Bombshells artist Marguerite Sauvage drew a guest issue of Shade the Changing Girl. The title, penned by Cecil Castellucci and typically drawn by Marley Zarcone, follows the Earth-obssessed alien Loma Shade as she takes possession of a body that once belonged to a mean-spirited teenage girl. Month-to-month, Zarcone tells Shade’s story with a chaotically psychedelic […]
DC REBORN ROUND-UP: SHADE THE CHANGING GIRL #7 and CYBORG #11 showcase unrevealed secrets of its heroes
Kyle zeroes in on what he considers to be the best and worst books of the entire DC line
WonderCon ’17: Industry Artists Give Insight on How to Draw for Action Scenes
Many an artist of the comic, graphic novel, and manga format will cringe when the respective writer they work with asks for the dreaded “action scene.” Perhaps more confusing than the rendering of hands, the action scene can easily confound any veteran artist; Do I go for a side-profile view, or over the shoulder? Is […]
Interview: Jody Houser on Revolutionizing the Meaning of Heroism in Valiant’s FAITH
In the 2015 superhero comics landscape, Valiant’s Faith stands alone. As someone who doesn’t fit traditional standards of beauty when it comes to BMI, she’s a hero I can relate to on more than one level. Thankfully, Valiant is offering readers the chance to catch up with Faith in a brand new mini-series written by Jody […]
Six new What The Duck covers for April with Aragones, Stokoe, etc.
April is Howard the Duck variant cover month for Marvel and here are six more — these covers could function as a mini-FAQ for “famous images to parody” : American Gothic, check, Washington Crossing the Delaware, check, Iwo Jima, check and so on. I don’t think there’s been a Janet Jackson Rolling Stone cover parody yet, but give them time.
Gilbert Hernandez and Marguerite Sauvage are drawing Wonder Woman
Sensation Comics, you may recall, is the digital-first Wonder Woman series that will feature diverse folk doing diverse stories about everyone’s favorite star-spangled Amazon. Digital comics will be collected into print issues every few months. So dropped into this rather barebones exclusive story about issue #3 is the stunning news that Gilbert Hernandez will be drawing a Wonder Woman story! And Sean E. Williams and fashion-y illustrator Marguerite Sauvage will be doing another!