Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Comic Book Movie Women of 2017
With the full force of both Marvel and DC movie campaigns raging with their spectacular, firework-laced steam, comic book women have been more prominent on
With the full force of both Marvel and DC movie campaigns raging with their spectacular, firework-laced steam, comic book women have been more prominent on
If the Hollywood sci-fi movies of 2017 have one unifying special effect that will come to epitomize the collective output of the year, it won’t
Regeneration episodes on Doctor Who have a tendency to be a bit too self-indulgent—especially when they are paired with a head writer’s final episode. (Yes,
The following is an interview with author Justin Robinson regarding this year’s installment of the writing competition, Reanimated Rumble. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra
The second installment of Poe Noir is a compelling, mind-blowing adventure. Tim Zajac and Miguel Acedo have penned superb adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic
Okay . . . did you see it? Star Wars: The Last Jedi—did you love it?!
As 2017 comes to a close, I normally like to reflect back on some of my favorite comics I read throughout the year. IDW Publishing
Whereas James Tynion IV and Erik Donovan’s previous collaborations, Cognetic and Memetic, have been structured around a three-issue story arc that was confined to a
A lonely, brooding detective takes on the case of an ex-girlfriend, only to have two things confirmed: He won’t get the girl, but is he
2017 really was a difficult year between the politics, scandals, violence ,and forces of nature. Sometimes, it’s difficult to find the good, but it’s in
The first volume of Black Hammer was great. This one is even better. The more I read, the more I want to read, and the
The Jem and the Holograms: Dimensions comics run has made some great progress in terms of LGBTQ2* representation and race and body type diversity while