I had the opportunity to attend San Diego Comic-Con’s Comics Arts Conference Session #9: Focus on Carey Pietsch: Comedy and Fantasy in Comics with Clint
During my adventure into San Diego Comic-Con 2019, I stopped by the Comics Arts Conference for the Comics Arts Conference Session #12: The Poster Session
I spent the last hour catching up on Brian Wood’s Aliens saga, reading from Aliens: Defiance Volume 2 through Aliens: Resistance and now the first
William Gibson’s Alien 3 answers a question I’ve had since I first saw Alien 3 on a dusty VHS. Alien and Aliens make up one
“Wonderland. But it’s very different from your “NeverLand.”
Sons of Chaos (due to be released by IDW Publishing this month) is a historic epic graphic novel written by Chris Jaymes and illustrated by
At long last, the final issue of Ghost Tree is nearing release. I’ve reviewed this series from beginning to end, and, looking back, I couldn’t
After spending the last story arc hopping through time and multiple universes and being introduced to some pretty esoteric and abstract world building, we jump
Fans of Shards: Volume 1 will be happy to see a second chapter for one of the stories in the first of two anthologies. In
If there has been a theme in the past ten years of Dungeons & Dragons, it’s been the struggle to bring accessibility to general audiences.
Quick recap from the last issue: The gang’s all broken up. Jayne has been arrested, because the sheriff thinks he’s Wash. River and Simon are
Between this issue and the last, the world of Joe Golem has somersaulted and ended upside down for good. There’s no going back. These issues
