If you haven’t heard about this amazing show based on the book How We’ll Live on Mars by Dr. Stephen Petranek, MARS is a series that explores our relationship with the red planet, Earth and how we will move to the next stage of human exploration and expansion. If you liked the Martian, then you’ll […]
INTERVIEW: From London to NYCC with Cosplayer “6 Seasons and a Movie”
There’s a ton of stuff to look forward to when New York Comic Con rolls around, no matter who you are or what you’re into; exclusives, collectibles, cosplays, panels, celebrities, premieres, attractions, the list goes on. This year, for me, however, I most anticipated a conversation with a new friend named Paul, a London-based cosplayer […]
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 10/25/18: Getting scarier
§ Nice Art: The Cool Comic Art twitter was spotlighting some Swamp Things in the spirit of the season and I was partial to this by Bruce Timm. You mostly see Timm’s Batman animation art so this was a nice switch. And then there’s Alex Ross: Swamp Thing by Alex Ross pic.twitter.com/BLeO06WCZe — Cool Comic […]
STAR TREK: DISCOVERY’s Crew discusses the pain of war and season 2’s brighter future
“…doing an entire season about war is really heavy and although we loved it and are super proud, it was great to put that behind us…”
Here’s how comics are making history more compelling than ever
by Ricardo Serrano Denis Truth might edge out fiction in the ‘strange’ department, but it doesn’t always go the same way with entertainment. People are creatures of entertainment. They aspire to it, they thrive in it, and they inherently gravitate towards it. When I was kid, my preferred form of education was movies. JFK, Saving […]
Kibbles ‘n’ Bits 10/16/18: Man arrested at comic con for mistreating critters
News books, old books, and an alligator at a comic con.
CBLDF’s Charles Brownstein on the history and future of activism in comics
by Ricardo Serrano Denis Comic books have a history of speaking out against tough topics in times where divisiveness, social strife, and even trauma are laid bare and haven’t even started to heal. One of the reasons why they do so, mostly, is because their weekly single-issue publication model keeps them current. They are intensely […]
INTERVIEW: Blacker & Andolfo Hope HEX WIVES Will Put a Spell on You
by Will Henderson For centuries, a coven of perpetually reincarnating witches has waged war against the all-male conspiracy known as “The Architects.” After killing the lead Architect, the witches should have been done – but they’re not, thanks to Hex Wives writer Ben Blacker and artist Mirka Andolfo. Seems the Architects aren’t quite done with […]
NYCC ’18: Alex Ross and Chip Kidd Talk MARVELOCITY
Seeing legendary painter Alex Ross in person at a comic book convention is a rare treat. Seeing him talk with his art book collaborator Chip Kidd is an even rarer treat, so it’s no surprise that a packed room greeted Alex Ross and Chip Kidd on Saturday morning at New York Comic Con 2018. What a […]
AnimeFest@NYCC ’18: Your First Impression Might Be Your Last
Erica Friedman explores the part of NYCC that some pros called an “anime ghetto”
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