‘Coda #12:’ Comic Book Review
Something inside me needed Si Spurrier and Matías Bergara’s Coda. The tale of a world with the last bit of its magic dying. The tale
‘Punk Mambo #2:’ Comic Book Review
Cullen Bunn is great. I enjoy his writing so much, and giving him a badass, anarchist character like Punk Mambo is a perfect match. Punk
‘Wailing Blade #1:’ Advance Comic Book Review
If you want to know a man, listen to his enemies.
‘Spencer & Locke 2 #2:’ Advance Comic Book Review
Spencer & Locke 2 #2 explodes out of the gate with its latest release on Wednesday, May 29. The entire Spencer & Locke series is
Honoring the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards
Given the positive impact of the Eisner Awards, their importance to the comic book industry, and Fanbase Press’ own mission to “Celebrate Fandoms,” Fanbase Press
Fanbase Press Interviews Leah Verrill on the Upcoming Production, ‘Saving Cain’ (Hollywood Fringe Festival 2019)
The following is an interview with Leah Verrill regarding the launch of the production, Saving Cain, at the 2019 Hollywood Fringe Festival. In this interview,
#CrowdfundingFridays: ‘Amendment’
Here at Fanbase Press, we strive to provide an outlet for up-and-coming creators to promote and showcase their incredible works. With thousands of creators utilizing
‘Game of Thrones: Season 8, Episode 6: The Iron Throne’ – TV Analysis
I remember distinctly watching the series finale for Star Trek: The Next Generation. The reason why I remember is that I was one of 125
‘Oblivion Song #15:’ Comic Book Review
A faceless enemy has emerged in Oblivion, ambushing and kidnapping people from both sides of the breach. No one knows what they are or what
Between the Panels: John and Matt Yuan on Sibling Teamwork, Comics vs. Movies, and Telling a Darned Fine Anecdote
“Between the Panels” is a bi-weekly interview series focusing on comic book creators of all experience levels, seeking to examine not just what each individual
‘The Legend of Korra: Ruins of the Empire – Part One’ – Advance Trade Paperback Review
Michael Dante DiMartino is taking Korra where no Nickelodeon cartoon has gone before, dealing with real social paradigms, in some cases breaking them and in