When we get older, we are often asked — and ask ourselves — what we would say to our younger selves if we could. But writer / artist Gengoroh Tagame has taken this thought experiment one step further with ...CONTINUE
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For years, some comic book fans regarded Aquaman as a joke. Heck, there was a whole Robot Chicken DC Comics Special about it. But then they cast Game Of Thrones‘ Jason Mamoa to play the man from Atlantis, ...CONTINUE
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I don’t need to tell you that societal norms and social mores are constantly changing, especially in areas of sex and sexuality. But in Julian Hanshaw’s new graphic novel Free Pass (paperback, Kindle), he not only ...CONTINUE
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In her new novel Marvel: Crisis Protocol: Shadow Avengers (paperback, Kindle), writer Carrie Harris gets to send Doctor Strange, Spider-Man, and other Marvel Comics characters on an epic adventure. But it’s not one that’s related to ...CONTINUE
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Having introduced his superhero team in their eponymous comic Red Panda & Moon Bear, writer / artist Jarod Roselló is now sending the sibling superheroes on their second adventure with Red Panda & Moon Bear: The Curse Of ...CONTINUE
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Like people who prefer to listen to music on CD, or still subscribe to cable TV, people who buy movies on DVD often feel like they’re an afterthought or second class citizens. Which may not be the intent, but ...CONTINUE
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In Batman Begins, Bruce Wayne explains to Alfred that, “As a man, I’m flesh and blood, I can be ignored, I can be destroyed; but as a symbol…as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting.” ...CONTINUE
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In the following email interview about his new graphic novel Glork Patrol Takes A Bath (hardcover, Kindle), writer and artist James Kochalka stopped for a moment while explaining the plot to admit, “The more I try ...CONTINUE
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For the last ten years writer Stuart Gibbs has been entertaining young fans of James Bond-ish espionage stories with his Spy School novels. But as we all know, not all the young’uns like to read regular books; some prefer ...CONTINUE
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