‘W0rldtr33 #2:’ Comic Book Review
There’s something about the routine of our days that gives meaning to life: worrying about kids, wondering about your big break, trying to date and
There’s something about the routine of our days that gives meaning to life: worrying about kids, wondering about your big break, trying to date and
Since March of 2020, Fanbase Press’ weekly Comics & Coffee Zoom sessions have provided comics industry professionals with an opportunity to discuss ways to cope with the
The following is an interview with Alexandra Ryan regarding the production, Will the Real Me Please Stand Up?, at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival. In this interview, Fanbase Press
A sequel to Mary Shelley’s School for Monsters: Origins, this story starts two hundred years after the events of Origins. Our main monsters, Shel and Frank, have
The following is an interview with author Matt Maxwell regarding the upcoming release of the crime/horror novel, The Queen of No Tomorrows. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief
There are many versatile comic book writers whose work has stretched from the 1970s to the present day. One such writer, J. M. DeMatteis, has
Even though Mother’s Day is one day of the year, there’s never a wrong time to celebrate amazing mothers, both in real life and in
The following is an interview with Asta Leigh and Matt Ritchey regarding the production, BEFOK (Or The Desperate Attempt to Impress Iñárritu), at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival. In this interview,
The following is an interview with Maddox Pennington and Charity Sade regarding the production, Annex, at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival. In this interview, Fanbase Press Editor-in-Chief Barbra Dillon chats with
The following is an interview with Eduardo Vega regarding the production, Octopus in Its Own Ink (Pulpo En Su Tinta), at the 2023 Hollywood Fringe Festival. In this interview,
Given the positive impact of the Eisner Awards, their importance to the comic book industry, and Fanbase Press’ own mission to “Celebrate Fandoms,” today marks
From 1941 to 1943, Fleischer Studios, the animation company behind such cartoons as Popeye and Betty Boop, produced 17 shorts featuring the Man of Steel. Well, technically, Fleischer