You can listen to this episode on our Binary System Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! We’ve got a slightly longer episode this week, since there was a slightly big event going on in California last week. You may have heard about it…San Diego ComicCon 2019, which also happened to be the big convention’s 50th anniversary! Elizabeth
I’m touring the black market, and you’re my fourth stop. I’m getting bored. So either you tell me you traded with that dead Voin, or I’ll see if I can put a you-shaped hole in this wall. Keep reading for a review of Transformers #9 (2019).
Dark Horse Books has been releasing a steady stream of stand-alone short stories by Neil Gaiman, each of them illustrated by a prominent artist. The latest one (due out on August 20th) manages to once again do the impossible: it takes a story that I already thought was perfect and makes it even better. Click
Well, it happened. I knew I’d start to take the twice-monthly comics for granted, and this month we had to wait three weeks instead of two for an issue of Transformers. WHAT IS THIS THE STONE AGES? Kidding. Two comics a month must be a hell of a schedule to keep, I can wait three
A new Transformers spin-off comic book premieres in September, check out the official word from IDW: The Bold New Era of Transformers Expands with Monthly Galaxies Series “Constructicons Rising” Storyline Unearths the Bots that Built Cybertron… and Threaten to Tear It All Down!
I’m playing catchup again this month: three series I’ve been reading all had issues this week, keep reading for reviews of Skyward #14, Middlewest #8, and Monstress #23.
Right on schedule, another issue of Transformers after only two weeks waiting, woo! Warning, BIG spoilers below. I’ll try to talk around the biggest plot points but you’ll be able to read between the lines, so if you haven’t read the issue you should probably stop reading now. But if you’re all caught up, keep
I’ve gotten used to the fact that all of Terry Moore’s series feature cameos from his other titles. It’s obvious that Strangers in Paradise, Echo, Rachel Rising, and Motor Girl are all in the same universe, even if the characters didn’t interact much, if at all. Moore ramped up the pace of cameo appearances in
I enjoyed the first volume of Man-Eaters, and I looked forward to reading the series monthly. To the surprise of absolutely no one, I fell behind about four months ago. Trade paperback to the rescue! Check out the review for Man-Eaters Volume 2, in comic shops today.