Review: Disney Comics and Stories #6
You know how, growing up, most Disney tales were sort of like Grimm Faerie Tales;
Gwen Dylan Stacy
Pastel dream darkened around the edges. Poor man's Jessica Henwick. Proficient in goober. Cosplayer.
Review: Knight Temporal #1
Cullen Bunn’s work is everywhere; he’s been a prevalent driving force in the creative world
Review: Deadly Class TP Volume 8
There’s a bitter sweetness to writing this review and being sent this beautifully violent, amazing
Review: Books of Magic #10
Like most other things associated with the Sandman Universe, I very much love the Books
Review: Alien 3: The Unproduced Screenplay
Ridley Scott’s Alien used to terrify me as a kid. Not even so much the
Review: Port of Earth #12
Image and Top Cow’s Port of Earth doesn’t pretend to be anything that it’s not.
Review: Invader Zim #45
Oh gosh, Eric Trueheart, you sincerely have captured my attention with the spastic, wonderful way
Review: Fairlady #4
First off, I stand with a lady who masquerades as a man to fight in
Review: American Gods: The Moment of The Storm #4
Everyone knows that I love love love Neil Gaiman. From his books to his comics,
Review: Ironheart #8
You know that weird thing where as soon as someone calls attention to something, you
Advance Review: Cheshire Crossing
Are you the type of person who, like myself, loves prefaces? I tend to read
Review: Invisible Woman #1
Mark Waid is, by far, one of my favorite writers no matter what title he
Review: Care Bears #1
Care Bears was a bit out of my decades as a kid, I’m not gonna
Review: Amazing World of Gumball: Adventures in Elmore
The thing about Cartoon Network affiliated intellectual properties is that they’re just that; underneath the
Review: Archie Comics Giant Gala
There is nothing in the world that I find quite so charming as taking something
Review: Invader Zim #42
Fun fact! When I first started to read comics, which by the way weren’t allowed
Review: Black Betty #8
Wew, lads. You know I love a good para-normally adjacent title; they fill me with
Review: Avengers #18
So I’m not going to lie when I say that I’m not entirely sure what
Review: Lumberjanes #61
There’s something about titles that are slightly cartoony in the way they’re written that takes
Review: Amazing Spider-Man #19.HU, PT. 4
So there are these neat little things that a lot of comics have been doing
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