You can listen to this episode on our Comic Issues channel at Anchor.fm! This week Anthony and Elizabeth dig deep into the World of Geek and catch up on current events from the sad death of film, radio, and geek icon Casey Kasem, to Han Solo’s battlefield injuries, to DC’s casting rumors and possible slate
Cliff Chiang has been one of the all-star artists of the New 52. His work along side Brian Azzarello and Tony Akins on Wonder Woman has been both an amazing work of art as well as glorious work of creativity. While at this year’s WonderCon 2014 I got to meet the incredibly talented Cliff Chang
The newest Emily the Strange collection is now available in hardcover from Dark Horse; Emily and the Strangers continues the story of Rob Reger’s cute little sociopath and her cats. The story is fun, but it’s Emily Ivie’s art that jumped out at me. It’s startlingly good. I haven’t run across Ivie before, but I’ll
This year while at WonderCon I had the privilege of speaking with Eisner and Harvey Award winning writer Marc Andreyko. Andreyko, who’s recently taken over writing Batwoman after Williams and Blackman’s departure from the book, has been a veteran of the industry working alongside top talent like Brian Michael Bendis (half of Marvel‘s current books
I stumbled across a beat-up, dog-eared copy of Megatokyo Volume 1 at the library ten years ago, and loved it so much I had to go buy my own copy, even though you can read it for free at megatokyo.com. Fred Gallagher’s art is so charming, with such a great story, it’s one of those
If you haven’t checked out Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson’s title Beasts of Burden, the latest one-shot, Hunters and Gatherers, is a good place to start. The premise is clever and fun; a pack of neighborhood pets become paranormal investigators and save the local animals from monsters. The story is so well written that even
Reading the first issue of Leaves on the Wind, Dark Horse’s answer to a second season of Firefly, put me on a Joss Whedon kick, so I went through my collection of Joss-created comics. I wasn’t surprised to find that even though it’s been ten years since Fray was released as a graphic novel, it
This week Dark Horse Comics brings to their readers a super hero story unlike what they’re used to. Set in the social media and star watching world that we see everyday the first super hero ever will show herself and be judged by the people. From the same creative team behind The Mice Templar, Bryan
What Firefly fans want most is not a second season that picks up ten years after the last episode. They don’t want a Serenity Two that meets up with our favorite characters a decade later. What fans want most is a second season that picks up exactly where season one left off; same characters, same